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|title=The Big Green Book
|sort=Big Green Book
|author=Ian Winton and Fred Pearce
|reviewer=Keith Dudhnath
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=978-1905811434
|pages=12
|publisher=Eden Project Children's Books
|date=September 2010
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/fredpearce
[[Science: Sorted! Evolution, Nature and Stuff by Glenn Murphy]] is a great look at... well, evolution, nature and stuff. [[Gaia Warriors by Nicola Davies]] is also well-worth a look. [[Planet In Peril by Anita Ganeri and Mike Phillips]] is well worth a read for young eco warriors. [[10 Things I Can Do To Help My World by Melanie Walsh]] is aimed at slightly younger children, and [[Will Jellyfish Rule the World? by Leo Hickman]] is for the older readers. Adults will love anything from Bookbag's [[Top Ten Green Books for Eco-Warriors]]. If it's pop-up non-fiction you want, check out [[Cars - A Pop-Up Book Of Automobiles by Robert Crowther]] - perhaps the antithesis to ''The Big Green Book'', though.
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