About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking big questions about the environment or expresses concern for the welfare of animals they see in the news. It is an ideal resource for the transition from simple animal facts to complex conservation concepts, helping children process the reality of endangered species without feeling overwhelmed or helpless. The text balances the gravity of habitat loss and hunting with the empowering role of human intervention. Through exploring the diverse wildlife of Europe, from the Iberian lynx to the Mediterranean monk seal, the book builds a bridge between empathy and action. It encourages a sense of justice and responsibility by showing how human choices impact the natural world. While it addresses serious topics, the focus remains on hope and perseverance, making it a supportive choice for middle-grade readers who are ready to engage with global challenges in a structured and educational way.
