It’s easy for children to feel like there is nothing they can do as individuals to influence the world around them. Their worlds are often limited to where we allow them to venture.
Parents want to protect their children from the scary outside world, but in doing so, children often grow up being disconnected from their social communities, and connected for hours on end, to their devices.
Noura Saves the Planet is about a young girl who, while bored on her school holidays, is encouraged by her mum to go on an adventure in search of ways to better shape her world. Noura’s understanding of ‘saving the planet’ is challenged by the fact that she knows she can’t venture too far from home, so she comes across good deeds that she can do locally.
Filled with diverse characters from all walks of life, this colourful and unique book is the perfect tool for parents to teach their children about the power they hold in their little hands.
Young reader will be inspired to believe that they do have the ability to influence their social and environmental world, even if it is one step at a time at a local level.
About the author
Rufia Valiff is a psychologist from South Australia. She has a passion for helping kids and teenagers become more in tune with themselves, their mental well-being, and the environment. Her aim is to empower children to recognise their small, everyday acts of kindness can add up and have the power to create great change.
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