Spinner the Winner
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Description
Spinner the Winner is an illustrated story book for children aged 5 – 11. It helps parents to introduce ‘renewable energy’ in a fun way. Superb images, memorable characters, 30 minutes to read aloud. Eco-tainment for the family.
Story: A little wind turbine is separated from his family, develops a squeak and is vandalized. But when a nasty storm plunges the nearby town into blackout, his courage and hard work restore electricity, winning him lots of new friends.
Reviewer LoopyLu says:
"A brilliant tale of a friendly wind turbine who saves the day! With lovable characters, lots of laughs, drama and fab illustrations; a page turner even for adults. Great to see a children's story touch on an important environmental theme in a fun and digestible way. Should be read in every primary school."
Mother-of-3, Sarah Hoss, UK:
"Beautifully illustrated story of a little wind turbine dealing with the trials and tribulations of life along with the debate about wind energy. The characters develop quickly, some gentle leg-pulling of authority along the way, and al ends well. Perfect introduction to environmental concepts, with an emphasis on kindness and family.â€
(http://amzn.to/Vh57t7)
Story: A little wind turbine is separated from his family, develops a squeak and is vandalized. But when a nasty storm plunges the nearby town into blackout, his courage and hard work restore electricity, winning him lots of new friends.
Reviewer LoopyLu says:
"A brilliant tale of a friendly wind turbine who saves the day! With lovable characters, lots of laughs, drama and fab illustrations; a page turner even for adults. Great to see a children's story touch on an important environmental theme in a fun and digestible way. Should be read in every primary school."
Mother-of-3, Sarah Hoss, UK:
"Beautifully illustrated story of a little wind turbine dealing with the trials and tribulations of life along with the debate about wind energy. The characters develop quickly, some gentle leg-pulling of authority along the way, and al ends well. Perfect introduction to environmental concepts, with an emphasis on kindness and family.â€
(http://amzn.to/Vh57t7)
