The Polar Bears' ice caps are getting thinner and more brittle.
Who causes this!?
 
Everyone said that they didn't do it.
They ONLY use a teeny tiny bit of air-conditioning
and a teensy weensy bit of a private car.
They ONLY eat an itty bitty bit of frozen food and buffet.
And they ONLY turn on JUST A FEW LIGHTS.
 
What exactly is happening?
Can little readers solve this mystery?
(Flip on the flaps to get some clues.)
 
 
 
About the Series
Nowadays, it has become common for children (or even adults) to have very little contact with nature. The connection between their daily routines and environmental issues, therefore, becomes not so obvious to see.
 
This book series aims to show children how little actions in everyday life affect nature and its inhabitants through a simple dialogue between animals and humans. Whenever the animals ask: "Who did this to our home?", humans will just innocently shrug it off and deny that their actions have caused any damage. The special spreads then give readers facts and numbers that point out that humanity is a prime suspect who causes problems for animals.
 
The three books in the series tackle the topics of Global Warming, Deforestation, and Waste Disposal.
 
 
 
 
Selling points
 
🚩 The story is told in a short, simple rhythmic dialogue between polar bears and humans, inviting children to investigate the assault and find out who melts the polar bears' home.
 
🚩 Each special spread shows statistics and a simple explanation as to how every little thing we do can affect the environment nearby and far away from us.
 
 
 
 
About the Author
 
Kuerkamol or Kru Kuer (ครูเกื้อ) is a writer and editor of a publishing house in a little pre-school in Thailand. Her deep understanding of children's interests and communication with them makes her picture books and activity books unique, both in their narratives and designs.