This book explores the concept of the earth as an ark and we, its citizens, as the Noahs that need to protect our ark. The book talks about biodiversity - what it is, examples of it on our planet, and how we can protect it. There is a lot of information packed into this book.
And...that's where it bogged down for me. If I have a student who is really interested in biodiversity and "saving the planet" then he will find this book worthwhile but it will be a hard sell. I didn't find it "fun" and it wasn't meant to be. It is a good, solid informational book.
I always feel guilty when I croak. This wasn't bad...I just don't feel a ribbett bubbling up.
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