About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking big, difficult questions about why certain animals are becoming extinct or how humans impact the planet. It serves as a gentle but honest bridge for discussing environmental stewardship and our shared responsibility to the natural world. While the subject matter touches on loss, the narrative is rooted in awe and the proactive steps we can take to protect biodiversity. This gorgeously illustrated nonfiction work balances the somber reality of extinct species, like the dodo, with the inspiring success stories of animals brought back from the brink. It is perfectly calibrated for elementary-aged children, offering enough detail to satisfy their curiosity without becoming overwhelming. Parents will appreciate the way it fosters empathy and global awareness, turning a potentially sad topic into a conversation about hope and human agency.
