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The Eco-Diary of Kiran Sin
By Sue Ann Alderson
Henry Bergh Children's Book Award Winner: Young Adult Award 2007.
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The ASPCA Henry Bergh Book Award honors books that promote the humane ethic of compassion and respect for all living things. |
Kiran Singer is worried. What can a kid do to help preserve the earth? Her grandmother introduces her to the wonders of Vancouver’s Camosun Bog. Richly illustrated by Millie Ballance, Sue Ann Alderson’s poems are a celebration of life and of our ability to make a difference.
Hardcover, ages 12-adult.
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