children books

Eco-Libris blog presents this week a triple green book: it has a green theme, it's printed on recycled paper (and much more!) and it also collaborates with Eco-Libris! And did we mention it has a great name?

A new collaboration of Eco-Libris with Simon and Schuster Children's Publishing: In a celebration of their new line of eco-friendly children’s books, Little Green Books, S&S Children's Publishing has partnered wit

Eco-Libris blog reviews 'Planet Earth Gets Well', a new children's book by Madeline Kaplan about Planet Earth as a little child that does not feel well because of global warming and looks for support and advice from his mom, Mother nature. And there's also a free copy giveaway!

Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing will be launching next month 'Little Green Books', which will be the first eco-friendly line of children’s novelty and storybooks. The theme of Little Green Books focuses on improving the environment and preserving habitats, aiming to get kids and their parents interested in going green.

Madeline Kaplan, author of the new green children's book 'Planet Earth Gets Well' is collaborating with Eco-Libris! A tree will be planted for every copy sold at book signing events and in other promotional sales. Readers who will buy a copy at these events will also receive our sticker with their book, saying "One tree planted for this book".

Eco-Libris brings you part 4 of its Holiday Green Gift Guide for Book Lovers - the guide that helps you find the best green books to give as gifts this holiday season. This time Stefani Newman of teensygreen recommends on The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle.