★ Durdu fights plastic pollution
★ Everyone can do something for our nature and environmental.
★ With beautiful and vivid illustrations, it tells the story of pigeon Doodle's fight against plastic pollution and a magical journey around the world!
★ For ages 7-10

Little dove Durdu lives in an urban backyard. Everyday she wonders about the amount of trash that ends up in garbage cans. When one day a plastic bag is swept away by a gust of wind, Durdu flies after it. An adventurous journey begins, during which Durdu learns about the impact plastic has on nature and its creatures. This 13 chapter non-fiction book allows kids to travel around and explore the world.

The included graphics and information boxes teach kids what there is to know about plastic waste and microplastics in the sea. Durdu’s touching story promotes awareness and provides suggestions for ways of avoiding plastic use in everyday life. Anyone can do their part to improve the current situation by starting to protect the environment and it is particularly easy to get the little ones excited.

The cultural scientists ELIZA GIROD and AMELIE HARTUNG work at theaters in Zurich and Berlin. With their book they want to show children how everyone can contribute to reducing their own waste, based on the motto »Small steps, big impact«. HANSJÖRG HARTUNG works as an exhibition designer for museums, designs scenographies for large special exhibitions and spends the remaining time with his great passion, drawing.