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A book designed to illustrate to children that dying is a natural part of the cycle of life, whether death be through illness, accident or old age. It explains how all living things - plants, animals, insects, people - have different lifespans, and that all lives have endings.
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Also available as a sound recording.
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This work is affiliated with the AustLit subset Asian-Australian Children's Literature and Publishing because it has Japanese, Hindi, and Korean translations.
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Conservation
Conservation : A Thoughtful Way of Explaining Conservation to Children
Robert Ingpen
(illustrator),
Melbourne
:
Hill of Content
,
1987
Z829693
1987
single work
picture book
children's
Conservation is our way of looking after our world. We can learn about conservation by looking back into the past, by looking around us at our world of today, and by thinking about the future. Conservation helps us find a path through life's complicated choices, to lead us to see what is really important and worth preserving and best for our world. 'Conservation' is a thoughtful way of explaining to children how to make our world sound, safe and sensible. (Source: back cover)
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