Bott Lee: A Recycling Story book donation to Greenpeace

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“Bott-Lee Recycling Story” children book sales · 2 November 2019

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Story

According to experts, by 2050 the amount of plastic in the ocean will weigh more than the amount of fish in the ocean.

This really is an important issue for which everyone has to work together and TAKE ACTION NOW! 

I got the inspiration from my 5 years old daughter and we decided to write a story to educate kids about the importance of this problem. 

According to a research, children are the second most important influencers for adults to change their behavior after non-governmental organizations. 

The aim of this book is to raise children’s awareness on the importance of the plastic problem and to show them ways they can fight against this problem.

We wrote, illustrated and published this book with our own efforts and happily share an online copy for free upon request. 

All the income generated from the sales of our book will be donated to Greenpeace and other environmental NGOs.

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Donation summary

Total
£644.06
+ £80.50 Gift Aid
Online
£644.06
Offline
£0.00

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