How is our Earth doing?
It all starts with a toad rescue and Hannah’s know-it-all brother, Mio. He claims that we all drink toad pee, after all, all the water on Earth is in a perpetual cycle. But if that's the case, how can it be that water is becoming scarce in more and more regions? To find out, Hannah and her family travel to oceans and rivers, deserts and oases. Always carrying with them the question of whether we might soon be left high and dry – and what we can do to protect drinking water, bodies of water, and the life within them. Climate protection and respect for nature and foreign countries are wrapped into a personal travelogue based on true events – without a wagging finger, but with plenty of experiences and insights.
Following the success of Paula's Journey: a children's travelogue on the trail of climate change.
- Join Hannah and her family on a groundbreaking journey.
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Sustainable and fascinating: the true story of a family journey to the world's sources.
- Includes breathtaking nature photography and great children's drawings.
- Our most important resource and source of life: water concerns us all.
- A book that opens eyes—not just for children—to the consequences of climate change in many regions and countries around the world.
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Climate-neutral and non-toxic production.
