"A puffin returns to nest on a rocky Scottish island. Flapflapflap! She dives and dives for sand eels, but her beak remains empty. The North Sea has become too warm for the small fish."

In every corner of the world, humans zoom from here to there, push buttons, turn keys and flip switches. With clever inventions, people fly like birds and keep warm like polar bears. But these activities affect habitats, food chains, and life cycles around the world. They affect the habitat of every single animal on the planet. But the animals themselves can't stop the warming..who can?

This book takes a unique look at global warming by focusing on how it affects animal environments and what kids can do to help.

Awards & Accolades

"From a polar bear in the Arctic to a butterfly on a Californian prairie, this handsome picture book shows the threat of global warming, one creature at a time." --Booklist

"A heartfelt and eye-catching appeal to sympathy." --Kirkus Reviews

* NSTA-CBC Outstanding Science Trade Books