Mia and her friend Zach attempt to fix Earth by cooling the planet down.

Mia loves to fix small things but decides to fix something bigger—Earth. With help from her friend Zac, Mia learns about the effects of greenhouse
gasses and decides to move Earth to a cooler place in the solar system. But when her plan fails, Mia discovers that big ideas don’t always solve problems, and sometimes it’s the little things that help. Earth’s Moving Day is an entertaining and informative story that teaches children about the effects of global warming while also suggesting everyday actions we can take to create change. The vivid and lively illustrations will delight all readers.

• A fun and engaging story that encourages environmental awareness by showing how small, everyday actions can help protect our planet.
• Teaches children about the effects of greenhouse gasses through the story and in the informative backmatter.
• Delightfully vivid and lively illustrations that capture the excitement of the story and the importance of its message.
• Expand the reach of this story with Teacher Notes, featuring discussion prompts and fun activities for children.

Louise Pocock loves the Australian outdoors and being creative—you can often find her writing in the sand at the beach with her two young children. In addition to her writing, Louise is an executive and company director, and is especially proud to have served on boards that encourage creativity in young people, like the Australian Children’s Music Foundation.

Camilla Garofano is an illustrator from Tuscany, Italy, who specialises in digital and traditional techniques. Camilla focuses on the female figure and literature, and has published over thirty books worldwide, highlighting her strong connection to fiction.

RRP: $24.99

Format: Hardback

ISBN: 978-1-76036-271-3

World rights available, except for Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK and the US.