About This Book
Reach for this book when your child expresses anxiety about climate change or begins asking deep questions about social justice and resource equality. Nancy Castaldo expertly bridges the gap between complex environmental science and the human stories of those living through water crises. It is an essential choice for parents who want to foster global citizenship and a sense of agency in their teenagers. While the facts about pollution and scarcity are sobering, the book maintains a hopeful focus on youth activism and innovative solutions. It transforms a daunting global problem into a series of understandable, actionable challenges that an adolescent can engage with. It is perfect for middle and high schoolers who want to look behind the headlines of places like Flint or Cape Town to understand the why and the how of the world's most precious resource.
