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    The Water Book

    A Users Guide to Understanding, Protecting, and Preserving Earth's Most Precious Resource

    Part of Little Book. Big Idea.

    Author Elizabeth Pacheco, June Eding
    Preface by Alexandra Cousteau
    Edited by Anna Krusinski
    Paperback
    $11.00 US
    Hatherleigh Books | Hatherleigh Press
    4.76"W x 7.12"H x 0.53"D   | 5 oz | 24 per carton
    On sale May 24, 2011 | 192 Pages | 9781578263455
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    “All things are water.” – Plutarch
     
    Water surrounds us. Falling from the sky, collecting in lakes and rivers and streams, quenching our thirst, nourishing our food sources—water is the critical building block of life. Known as the “Blue Planet”, about 70% of Earth’s surface is covered with water. With this finite resource being so fundamental to our survival, one must wonder why so many of us don’t even know where our water comes from.

    The Water Book provides a comprehensive look at why water is so important, an overview of the dangers our water supplies currently face, and what we can do in our daily lives to help ensure clean, safe water for the future.

    The Water Book is simple and easy to read, inspiring and informative. Readers will be guided and empowered to make changes in their own lives to help preserve and protect Earth’s precious water supplies.

    —Alexandra Cousteau
    Elizabeth Pacheco View titles by Elizabeth Pacheco
    June Eding is an accomplished writer having authored a number of books such as Who Was Queen Elizabeth?, A Little Book of Love, Thank You, Snow Magic, Peace, and Trooper's Triumphs. She has also written for The Humane Society of Missouri. She currently lives in New York City. View titles by June Eding

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    “All things are water.” – Plutarch
     
    Water surrounds us. Falling from the sky, collecting in lakes and rivers and streams, quenching our thirst, nourishing our food sources—water is the critical building block of life. Known as the “Blue Planet”, about 70% of Earth’s surface is covered with water. With this finite resource being so fundamental to our survival, one must wonder why so many of us don’t even know where our water comes from.

    The Water Book provides a comprehensive look at why water is so important, an overview of the dangers our water supplies currently face, and what we can do in our daily lives to help ensure clean, safe water for the future.

    The Water Book is simple and easy to read, inspiring and informative. Readers will be guided and empowered to make changes in their own lives to help preserve and protect Earth’s precious water supplies.

    —Alexandra Cousteau

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    Elizabeth Pacheco View titles by Elizabeth Pacheco
    June Eding is an accomplished writer having authored a number of books such as Who Was Queen Elizabeth?, A Little Book of Love, Thank You, Snow Magic, Peace, and Trooper's Triumphs. She has also written for The Humane Society of Missouri. She currently lives in New York City. View titles by June Eding

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