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Saturday, July 4, 2020

Author Linda Wilson Reviews New Children's Book on the Environment

Title: The Adventures of Planetman
Subtitle: The Case of the Plastic Rings
Author:  Karen Cioffi 
Illustrator: Thomas Deisboeck, 
Genre: Fiction, 6-8-years-old, picture book, 
ISBN-13: 978-1950074174.
Reviewed by Linda Wilson
The Adventures of Planetman: The Case of the Plastic Rings, by Karen Cioffi and illustrated by Thomas Deisboeck, is a compelling blend of adventure and factual information, suited for children 6-8, which sends an important message to children about ways they can help our planet.  
Thomas hears a noise coming from outside. He and his buds Nick and Luke come to the rescue and the three superheroes save the day. After the story, children will enjoy learning about the peregrine falcon, facts about solid waste materials, what readers can do to reduce waste, ways to help our planet, and more. The book is an excellent resource to teach childrenmethods of conservation for parents, teachers, and librarians. And good news, there are more Planetman books to come!

MORE ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Karen Cioffi is an award-winning children’s author, successful children’s ghostwriter, and author/writer online platform instructor with WOW! Women on Writing. She is also the founder and editor-in-chief of Writers on the Move. You can learn more about Karen at: https://karencioffiwritingforchildren.com

MORE ABOUT THE REVIEWER
Linda Wilson, a former elementary teacher and Institute of Children’s Literature graduate, has published over 150 articles for children and adults, several short stories for children, and now her first book, Secret in the Stars: An Abi Wunder Mystery is available on Amazon. Find her fun for readers and tips for writers at https://www.lindawilsonauthor.com and learn more about her on Facebook at http://facebook.com.lindawilson.kidsmysterywriter.com37017794 and twitter under the moniker @LinWilsonauthor. 


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2 comments:

Linda Wilson said...

It was a joy for me to review Karen's first Planetman adventure. Luckily, there will be more Planetman books, as I think children will enjoy the stories and also learn a lot. In The Case of the Plastic Rings, young children will learn ways that they can get involved in helping the environment, and learn lifelong lessons about respecting our planet. So very important, especially introducing these concepts at such an early age, a window which will hopefully stay open for the rest of their lives.

Karen Cioffi said...

Carolyn, thank you for offering such a helpful tool for authors, the New Book Review!