Inspiring tales that teach kids the importance of protecting nature and living sustainably.
In The Oldest Tree on Penang Youth Park, a centuries-old rain tree narrates its life as a silent guardian of generations, bearing witness to the joys, dreams, and quiet sorrows of children who have played beneath its branches—from Lily in 1937 to Alexis in 2019. As urban development threatens its existence, a young girl’s determination sparks a community movement to save it, weaving together...
Elara lived in the Scrap Heap, a sprawling city built on the bones of the old world. Towers of discarded metal reached for a sky perpetually choked with orange dust. The air tasted metallic, a constant reminder of what they had lost. The sun, a hazy, weak disc, offered little warmth.
The sun broke over the horizon, spilling golden light across the patchy grass of Taiping Lake Garden, where a group of children gathered, their faces set with determination. Among them was Mia, a spirited eleven-year-old with wild curls and a heart full of passion for the planet. She stood atop a low rock, hands on her hips, surveying her crew. “Okay, team! Today, we’re going to clean up the park...
