★Environment and sustainability have long become part of the curriculum content in many schools including kindergartens. We are living on a plastic planet; water, land and air are extremely polluted. We need to conserve and restore the nature, we need to protect it. Our children need to get outside and engage with nature. They need to experience it directly so that they can also experience themselves.
★Books in this series are aimed at freeing children from the grip of industrial life and making them truly experience nature, air, soil and water！

12 titles in this series:
Sea Boy Roberto
Life and Seed
Ecological Community
Compost Joe
Sunfish and Moonlight
Seed ball
Little Homeopath
Diver
Joombetto & Matilda
How Shu Became a Food Bank Volunteer
How Ben Became an Environmentalist
How Hope Became an Activist

Sunfish and Moonlight are two big-hearted sea creatures who love each other and who want to have a family. But the water where they live is too warm and they cannot spawn their babies. They decide to leave their home and go on an extraordinary adventure to a place where the water is colder. Straight from the tales told by Sunfish’s mother, the North Star becomes their compass on a journey where they not only fight with hostile fish but escape from humans hunting them from big ships. Despite ongoing concerns about the seas’ rising temperatures, they avoid all dangers and eventually spawn a family of many babies. Explaining global climate change to young children is by far one of the most challenging tasks an adult can face. A contemporary fable of love and adventure for young children, Sunfish and Moonlight creates awareness of global warming and its effects on the environment.

The environmental message in Sunfish and Moonlight is funny and powerful, yet simple enough to engage children and trigger their curiosity to investigate more on global warming. Children instantly connect with the innocent quest of Sunfish and Moonlight and enjoy watching them work through this problem and solve it in their own way.