Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books Earth Day Book Set Giveaway

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Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books

Earth Day Book Set Giveaway

Perfect for Earth Day, and for sharing the message of conservation – every day! Dot-to-Dot Children’s books is offering this complete set of books from their Endangered Species, Empowered Communities series! A great way to honor Earth Day and a valuable addition to a home library, each book in the series weaves a story about an endangered species and their habitat. In addition, the end of each book provides readers with additional information about the endangered animal as well as their country of origin. These picture books are perfect for animal lovers and to help raise awareness and understanding about the world we live in.
However, these books are more than just, well, books! They are books with heart. Each of the eight books in the series were written by women and school children from Afghanistan, Rwanda, Tanzania, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Republic of Congo, and Nicaragua — their stories are a call for increased awareness for an endangered species in their country. Working together with a number of not-for-profit partners that provide support to the women and children in these countries (like the Somaly Mam Foundation, Wildlife Conservation Society and Help the Afghan Children to name just a few) Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books donates all proceeds from book sales to directly fund the organizations working to empower these woman and children and protect endangered species in the featured countries.
The books in this series that one lucky winner will receive this week are:
Yara’s Amazing Nose – Learn how a nose transforms an identity and a friendship for one of the most unique creatures in the animal kingdom – the lowland tapir!
Carey’s First Day – Follow Carey the hawksbill sea turtle as he navigates the hazardous journey from his nest to his future home in the open ocean.
When Honey the Tiger FlewWritten by the courageous participants in the Somaly Mam Foundation’s Voices for Change program, When Honey the Tiger Flew is the story of a young tiger who, through determination and ingenuity, rescues his mother.
The Snow Leopard Dream – Under blue skies dotted by clouds in a remote region, a young girl overcomes her fears and befriends a snow leopard.
Ndeze and Ndakasi’s New Home – Two orphan mountain gorillas learn the ways of the world as they find a new home.
Sam Learns Some Lessons – Using the wisdom of elders, a herd of elephants cope with a water shortage.
Shuba and the Cyclone – A river dolphin loses her way after a cyclone and a crocodile becomes an accidental hero.
Kajo and Akari’s New Friend – Seeking adventure, brother chimpanzees chase a butterfly through the forest.
For tons of great information about Dot-to-Dot’s partners, their projects and how to get involved: www.dot-to-dot-books.org
Books can be purchased exclusively at the publisher’s online shop: http://www.dot-to-dot-books.org/shop/
Like The Endangered Species, Empowered Communities Project on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Endangered-Species-Empowered-Communities-Project/176878919067146



Enter once per day until Saturday, April 28th. Winner must be a subscriber to this website OR Follow me on Facebook. Winner will be chosen at random using random.org. Must have a valid US Shipping Address- NO PO BOXES. Winners will be contacted by the email address they provided on the entry form. Winners have 7 days to respond before another winner is randomly selected. Winners will be notified by me from [email protected] No purchase necessary & we never share your information with anyone.

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2 Responses to “Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books Earth Day Book Set Giveaway”

  1. would love to win these books

  2. my grand-daughter would love these

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