The perfect introduction to learning about our planet and the importance of caring for it. Baby London Choose an animal and make a list of similarities and differences between your chosen animal and a whale. Greenpeace responds with the information. Greenpeace tries to emphasise that the whale wouldn't be living in a pond over a course of many letters. I must admit, initially I was wondering how it will end. I like the ending very much. Emily reads the letters from Greenpeace to her whale who she named Arthur. Then one day he disappears. Greenpeace responds saying perhaps when she is older she would like to sail the oceans studying and protecting whales with Greenpeace. The last letter is Emily saying she saw Arthur at the sea side, she told him she loves him and Greenpeace loves him too! This is the second Baby Brains book. I have always wanted to play a musical instrument really well, if I was like Baby Brains, I would make ‘incredible electric music’ like him. How wonderful it would be to have a blue whale for a friend and go swimming together every night… “A wonderfully imaginative tale which delivers a very powerful message.” Practical Parenting

Worried that the whale living in her pond is unhappy, Emily embarks on a correspondence with Greenpeace which, despite offering the best of advice, insists that it would be impossible for a whale to live in a pond. Undeterred, young Emily continues to seek the best course of action for her beloved whale, finally setting him free.Leon has just moved in to town with his mum. His dad is away in the army. Leon needs a friend, but how can he find one?

My generation trusts respected bodies like the IPCC who say that we can’t meet the Paris climate goals without nuclear energy. Put simply, we trust the science. Our real enemy isn’t the EU’s support for nuclear energy, it’s FOSSIL FUELS.

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Delightfully illustrated… An appealing variety of short poems… James truly values the moment, and young readers will value this book.” Emily finds a whale in her pond, so she writes to Greenpeace for some advice on what to do about that. For some reason they don’t believe her, but give her some information about the species anyway.