Habit Destruction : Climate Change

Habit Destruction: Climate Change is a kid-friendly journey into one of the biggest science topics of our time. This non-fiction title introduces climate change concepts and terminology in a way that's easy for younger readers to grasp. Perfect for curious elementary and middle-grade readers who want to understand how our world works—and how they can help—written with a hopeful, educational, and empowering tone. Written for kids, Habit Destruction: Climate Change uses a clear, friendly voice and a visually engaging paperback design to guide readers through the basics: what climate change is, why it matters, and how human actions influence the climate. Short chapters, simple explanations, and age-appropriate examples make big ideas feel doable, while the layout supports easy comprehension and keeps young minds curious. The book presents essential concepts in a paced, approachable way and invites readers to think critically about solutions rather than just problems. Within its pages, learners encounter key ideas such as greenhouse gases, energy use, transportation, and conservation, all introduced with age-appropriate language. The content is presented through concise explanations and supportive visuals, making it accessible and memorable. Readers can expect a friendly, motivating tone that encourages questions and a sense of responsibility about protecting the planet. Key climate-change concepts and terminology explained simply Visually engaging, kid-friendly design that supports understanding Concise, age-appropriate writing for younger readers 32-page paperback format that's easy to read and carry Encourages critical thinking and personal responsibility for the planet After finishing Habit Destruction: Climate Change, readers will gain a solid foundation on climate issues and a sense of agency to contribute to positive change, empowering them to think about their choices and where they live with a new sense of care for the world.