Planet Rescue, "An interactive children's picture book with 'magic' pages to inspire young eco-warriors".
The new interactive children's picture book by illustrator Patrick George teaches young children about the importance of respecting and working towards a green planet in a fun and interactive way.
The concept of Planet Rescue is that children reading the book can see the positive changes going on in the book through the act of turning the transparent pages to ‘magically transform the action underneath’. From leaving the car at home, to eating less meat.
The book is available to back on Kickstarter until the 28th March 2019 here.
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