The Vanishing Rainforest

This book is a delight to share with younger children. The images are amazing and leaves the reader appreciating the importance of looking at situations from a variety of view points. Fully recommend this text.

A quality book for children to read, learn and teach about the morals of looking after the environment and our duty of care to the planet that we inhabit.

A really beautiful book that helped me teach about deforestation with a class. Beautiful illustrations and plenty of salient points to the story, to aid further discussion.

Used to support an English unit with a year 3/4 class. Good story and lots of discussion points

Very good book we gave it to a little girl in Germany who is now using it in school.

A good book to support crosscurricular literacy based on the topic The Rainforest. Excellent illustrations. Children enjoyed the book .

this is about the conflict between 'outsiders' who cut tress and the natives who live there. they resolve the conflict by building a tourist hut. the books quite wordy, and contains real-life language of anger and hate, which may sound unpleasant but portrays the natives peoples dilemma.it starts off really well, but the ending seems rushed and abrupt.there is some useful information about conservation at the end.the pictures spoil it for me, they are really blurry and artsy.

Good book with strong theme of saving the rain forest and why. My grand kids loved it