Exploring the treasures of our Earth through story and complementary craft activities, this anthology is a book to inspire, treasure and celebrate.

Children will discover how to tread lightly on our Earth by following the easy eco-tips and by trying out some of the fun and creative activities that accompany each story.

Children will discover how the residents of the Kingdom of Benin deep within the Nigerian rainforest consume less and conserve more; how the Comanche Indians respect Mother Earth by giving more than receiving; amongst Bali's coral reefs and volcanic mountain peaks is the lesson that everything in nature is connected.

This is a "Sunday Times" Children's Book of the Week, April 2009.

Education Market: It helps children develop a global awareness and perspective by introducing them to many different cultures in a single collection.

Hands-on activities append each story to help children put green ideals into practice.

It is a perfect anthology for the young naturalist, armchair traveller, and all-around curious young mind. Environmental Relevance: It suggests that the centuries-old practice of 'living green' is perhaps more relevant today than ever before, and shows how to adapt lifestyles to live in harmony with nature.

Schools and Festivals: Dawn Casey is a primary school teacher offering KS1 and KS2 workshops.