Earn Please Dont Paint Our Planet Pink! (A Story For Children And Their Adults!) Executed By Gregg Kleiner PDF

read this book alone and then with myyear old son, He likes that the boy looks like him, The illustrations are wonderful. The story is a good way to teach kids about CO, He did find it a little "dorky and boring", I received a copy through good reads first reads, Disclaimer: I won this book for free through goodreads giveaways in exchange for an honest review,

I simply loved this book! It was very nice,funny, and informational, Although I don't believe in global warming, it gives you a different insight to look at the world, A story to pass down generation through generation, The illustrations are great but this book could of had a stronger ending then the last word being "cool, "
But a good read nonetheless! Goodreads First Reads Giveaway Book,



Please Don't Paint Our Planet Pink! is a childrens story about one of the greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide CO, plaguing the Earths atmosphere and contributing to the rise in global warming.
Its a story told from the point of view of young boy, Wilbur, who must listen to the ramblings of his geeky “dorkasaurus” dad, with the help of his bright goggles.


Since kids have an incredible imagination, this story helps us discuss the effects of COon our climate by asking them to imagine this invisible gas as being pink.
This gas is everywhere and coming from everywhere, from our chimneys, our vehicles, our factories, and even from cow farts, Further, this book helps us to identify ways to reduce this gas in the air by reducing energy consumption, which can be done by reusing things, buying locally, shutting off lights, reducing shower time, and riding bikes instead of driving alone.


The author, Gregg Kleiner, is a freelance journalist and wildlife biologist, who wrote another book in, sitelinkWhere River Turns to Sky.
Laurel Thompsons watercolor illustration enhanced the story with relatable humor,

Please Don't Paint Our Planet Pink! is book that explains climate change in a fun and easy to read manner, which should be added to ones bookshelf, right next to Dr.
Suesss book, sitelinkThe Lorax, What might happen if we could SEE carbon dioxide in the atmosphere What if COwere, say, pink In this engaging, funny, and highly timely book for children and their adults!, a young boy whose parents named him Wilbur "in honor of that pig in Charlotte's Web" discovers the power of the human imagination and how he can tap that power to see a shade of pink so astonishing it just might save the Planet.


With help from his geeky "dorkasaurus" Dad and a pair of bright green goggles, young Will learns all about carbon and caring, carpooling and climate change, and how learning to see "this particular pink" will help all of us keep our Planet cool.


Bill McKibben, author of Eaarth and founder of, org says of this

book, "I've often wondered what might happen if COwere visible, Now I know!".