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Hector is a kind little hedgehog who likes playing with his friends in the park. When he sees the old park keeper has a problem he wants to help. But just what can a hedgehog do for a human being?

Hector Helps Clean Up the Park is the first in a series of children''s picture books written in accordance with a number of the United Nations'' Sustainable Development Goals.

With fantastic, colourful animal characters, the stories show children how helping each other and their environment can be lots of fun! The books are suitable for use at home or in the classroom and include questions for discussion on the topics raised - a useful supplement for teachers and parents.

Tyler is a thoughtful little turtle who likes playing with his friends in the sea. When he finds out that his friend Finn the butterflyfish has a problem he wants to help. But just what can a turtle do for a fish?

Tyler Help Find a New Home is the second in a series of children''s picture books written in accordance with a number of the United Nations'' Sustainable Development Goals.

With fantastic, colourful animal characters, the stories show children how helping each other and their environment can be lots of fun! The books are suitable for use at home or in the classroom and include questions for discussion on the topics raised - a useful supplement for teachers and parents.

Penny is a positive little penguin who likes sliding along the ice caps into the sea. When she finds out that the ice caps are in danger because of climate change, she wants to help. But just what can a penguin do to stop the ice caps melting?

Penny Helps Protect The Polar Ice Caps is the third in a series of children''s picture books written in accordance with a number of the United Nations'' Sustainable Development Goals.

With fantastic, colourful animal characters, the stories show children how helping each other and their environment can be lots of fun! The books are suitable for use at home or in the classroom and include questions for discussion on the topics raised - a useful supplement for teachers and parents.

Paula is an adventurous little parrot who likes flying among the trees in the rainforest. When she discovers that the way some of the visitors come to the forest is making her and her friends sick, she wants to help. But what can a parrot do to prevent air pollution?

Paula Helps Prevent Air Pollution is the fourth in a series of children''s picture books written in accordance with the United Nations'' Sustainable Development Goals. With fantastic, colourful animal characters, the stories show children how helping each other and their environment can be lots of fun!

The books are suitable for use at home or in the classroom and include questions for discussion on the topics raised - a useful supplement for teachers and parents.

Kati is an athletic kangaroo who likes hopping around the woodland where she lives. When she discovers that her friend Keli the koala is running out of food she wants to help. But what can a kangaroo do to help avoid hunger?

Kati Helps Avoid Hunger is the fifth in a series of children''s picture books written in accordance with the United Nations'' Sustainable Development Goals. With fantastic, colourful animal characters, the stories show children how helping each other and their environment can be lots of fun!

The books are suitable for use at home or in the classroom and include questions for discussion on the topics raised - a useful supplement for teachers and parents.

Praise for Kati Helps Avoid Hunger

“The tragedy unfolding for Australia’s wildlife is a global story. So it lightens our hearts and strengthens our resolve to see stories for young children that include wonderful and caring Kangaroos like Kati helping other animals, in this case, a very hungry Keli the Koala. We can learn a very great deal from wild animals and here are two great icons of Australian nature to teach us all”.

Peter Hylands, President of the Australian Wildlife Protection Council

"Truthful and inspiring, this story teaches young readers the importance of protecting the environment. Memorable characters, Kati the kangaroo and Keli the koala, remind us all to respect each other’s differences and that in the end, it is teamwork and kindness that will save the planet."

Emma Girvan, PR and Communications, The Australian Koala Foundation