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A World Without Water

A World Without Water is an illustrated story-poem for young readers that illuminates how we can all help solve today's growing water crisis. Get washed away on this fanciful journey to a time and place in which the water has run out and see what can be done to conserve our most precious resource.

Common themes in this picture book are saving water, conservation and tips for a cleaner environment.

Your child or students will learn the importance of saving the earth and valuing one of its most precious resources.

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5 Star Reviews (More under reviews)

Djohnson-
I read this book at bedtime to my seven year old boy and asked him to rate the book on a scale of one to five how he liked it. He said definitely a five....I asked him why...his response was “the book is true and it tells kids what they need to know to live in this world.”With that.. I would say that author Mr. Holley hit this one out of the ballpark!

Mr. Zues¬-
I purchased this book for my young nephews and nieces, to help them learn the importance of conservation. I was not disappointed upon receiving the book. The story is expressed clearly, with good, relatable examples for children. It also rhymes throughout, which should help keep them engaged in the story. Though this book specifically talks about conserving water, the same basic lesson has a broader application, allowing you to bring the conversation to other areas where you might want to discuss avoiding wastefulness. The quality of the book itself is good, with the text easy to read, and the pictures are expressive and do an excellent job of illustrating the points the text touches on. Overall, I am very happy with this book.

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New Yorker, Christopher Holley, has been an elementary school educator for over 12 years. Through working closely with children he has developed and refined his voice, drawing inspiration from greats like Roald Dahl, David A. Adler and Jeff Kinney. In his children's stories, Christopher tackles tough issues like water conservation, body image and acceptance. However, he has a whimsical side as well, telling tales of students being put in charge of their school, a fairy that grants moustaches and choosing super-duper super powers. Moving forwards, Christopher's goals are to continue working closely with children as an educator, and to author many more fantastic, kid-friendly stories. On a personal basis, Christopher is engaged and he simply loves dogs! In his spare time, he enjoys the Martial Arts, football and strategy games.