Fair Indigo: A Guide to Green Housekeeping by Christina Strutt
My efforts at housekeeping are consistent, but not necessarily well informed. I have considered buying other guides (Martha Stewart's, for instance) but this one appeals to me for its promise of creating, not only a cleaner home, but also a more peaceful one. With a little gardening guidance thrown in for good measure, I am sold.
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Breaking the earths happenings down into one-minute increments really sets kids' imaginations on fire while giving them a greater appreciation for the incredible wonder that awaits them just outside the door. This is the perfect ... Breaking the earths happenings down into one-minute increments really sets kids' imaginations on fire while giving them a greater appreciation for the incredible wonder that awaits them just outside the door. This is the perfect Earth Day gift for the whole family to share, not to mention great conversation starters at the dinner table.
Tags: science, books, politics, spring, childrens books, geography, biology, spring fever, environmental awarenessAdded 2 Years Ago from Scholastic -
That we all have the capacity for compassion is the central tenet of this book. Although we generally think of compassion as something we exhibit towards other people, I also see it as something we can demonstrate towards our pla... That we all have the capacity for compassion is the central tenet of this book. Although we generally think of compassion as something we exhibit towards other people, I also see it as something we can demonstrate towards our planet and other life forms abiding with us: earth-bound compassion, if you will.
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Not just gorgeous, but straight-from-the-hip tips about become more environmentally aware and making choices that fit your own lifestyle.
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