The Physics of Manga
Andrea Delnegro
Save the world
Non-Fiction
The fate of the planet is in your hands!
To save the world—and ourselves—we need to act fast! It all starts with everyday actions, small steps we can all take at home, in school, and in our communities. By involving friends, parents, and teachers, we can make a big difference. After all, teamwork is power!
- An engaging and lively narrative exploring countless ways to help save the planet.
- The protagonists are a group of kids aged 10 to 14 who not only learn but take action.
MIND THE CLIMATE
What are the consequences of climate change? How can we combat pollution and the greenhouse effect? Why is it important to plant trees and stop deforestation? Lila, Vanessa, and Filippo will learn more—and take action—during a scorching and adventurous June.
ZERO PLASTIC
Why is proper recycling so important? How can we reduce waste production? What can be done to heal an already polluted environment? Lila, Vanessa, and Filippo are about to find out after a bike ride along the river…
SAVE ENERGY
What are the tricks to consuming less electricity at home? What are renewable energy sources? Can choosing the right lightbulbs really make a difference? Lila, Vanessa, and Filippo will soon discover the answers during a terrifying blackout!
DON’T WASTE FOOD
What can you do with leftover food? Can our eating habits impact the planet’s pollution? How can smart shopping reduce food waste? Lila, Vanessa, and Filippo will learn it all at an incredibly delicious birthday party!
Publisher:
Fabbri Editori
Target:
8-10
Year:
2020
Author
Andrea Vico
Andrea is a journalist who’s been dealing with environmental problems for thirty years. Based on scientific studies, he invents books, games, educational workshops and summer camps to teach children to respect the Earth.
Author
Lucia Vaccarino
Lucia Vaccarino studied communication with a specialisation in TV, cinema and multimedia. She has dealt with branded content, has been a creative producer of cartoons and live action (fiction and non-fiction), and is a PM for books and comics where necessary. And she writes. She likes baking, sewing, gardening, and in general all hobbies that keep her hands occupied and let her mind run wild. If they're things she doesn't know how to do well, it's even better, because having room for improvement puts her in a good mood.
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