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Speaking For The Earth 40th Anniversary Edition    by John Meier
Price: $3.99 USD. 28220 words. Published on April 15, 2010. .

50% of all author proceeds from this book are donated to environmental causes. It is written by former Howard Hughes aide and world recognized environmentalist John Meier. Written in 1970 for the 1st Earth Day, it is re-released now for the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day as Meier finds it of the up most importance for the environmental movement today to look back at what has/hasn't yet been done
The Loyal Opposition    by Keith Ainsworth
Price: $2.99 USD. 8480 words. Published by Open Books on April 20, 2010. .

Environmental attorney Keith Ainsworth focuses our attention on the day's most critical environmental issues, addressing them in contemporary verse as well as poignant prose.
Tick Tock for the Third Rock    by Lee  League
Price: $0.99 USD. 690 words. Published on August 15, 2011. .

This story gives a few ideas to aid in our process to help protect our planet. The rhymes are easy for kids of all ages to understand and gets them involved!
I Am The Earth: Positive Affirmations for Loving Our Planet    by Steve Viglione
Price: $7.95 USD. 2450 words. Published by The I AM Foundation  on October 4, 2011. .

I Am The Earth: Positive Affirmations for Loving Our Planet is dedicated to our children and future generations to become great stewards of the planet. This book builds an awareness of valuing, appreciating and taking care of our beautiful world. For every I Am The Earth book you order from The I AM Foundation for donation, we will plant a tree through the Arbor Day Foundation www.arborday.org
Father Earth - Mother Earth is Our Father    by Rachel Connor
Price: $4.44 USD. 3420 words. Published by Richard Del Connor  on March 24, 2012. .

Perhaps the new name, "Father Earth," will invoke and inspire more respect for our home planet. Rachel Connor suggests we combine the titles of "Mother Nature" and "Father Earth" to promote better care for our life source. Rachel jokes, if you want to call it, "Petrified Turtle," she'll vote for that also.