A Child’s Love is Always Special – Encourage its Growth

A Child's Love by Denise Salmon
A Child’s Love- Caring, sharing, compassionate and hopeful. Children love in special ways

26/10/2026 – By Denise Salmon

The love of a child is always special and they develop great

friendships that lasts for years. This audio book will encourage them

to continue caring and sharing as they grow.

It is a new addition to the Eco Kids Book Project you have been

supporting over the years by watching YouTube videos, reading articles

and books, playing eco games, doing social media sharing and placing orders

on Amazon, Gumroad, Bookfusion and Smashwords.


Responses

  1. leggypeggy Avatar
    leggypeggy

    Yesterday we paid our deposit on an electric car. Now for transportation in our family of us, our kids and their spouses and children, we own just three electric cars, three electric bikes, .two regular bikes and one scooter. We use buses, trains and trams a lot.

    1. denise421win Avatar
      denise421win

      Awesome…. I am so happy for you.. hope all your friends will be driving them too.

  2. Crafts Inspire Me Avatar
    Crafts Inspire Me

    Excellent post. That first photo says it all – pollution on the outside eventually becomes pollution on the inside. Thanks!

  3. K. Ravindra Avatar
    K. Ravindra

    Really informative post! It’s easy to think of pollution as one big issue, but breaking it down into air, plastic, and greenhouse gases really shows how interconnected these problems are. Love the idea of using Taffy Turtle to make this topic accessible for kids — that’s how real change starts.

    1. denise421win Avatar
      denise421win

      Thanks for leaving this very thoughtful comment here… I appreciate your support a lot

  4. Dawn Pisturino Avatar
    Dawn Pisturino

    I read that much plastic cannot be recycled. I don’t know how true this is, though.

    1. denise421win Avatar
      denise421win

      Things are changing and more plastic can be recycled now

  5. Michael Taylor Avatar
    Michael Taylor

    It’s all a bit overwhelming. Nearly everything comes in plastic these days!

    1. denise421win Avatar
      denise421win

      So true, but more waste can be recycled if we make new plans? Thanks for leaving a comment

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