Happy Water, Sad Water: A Story To Prepare Kids for Floods and The Aftermath

Read for Hope advocates the spread of hope and care for the environment through stories in disaster prone coastal communities in the Philippines. It is composed of a group of young professionals from Metro Manila who gave aid in the form of a mobile library and post-trauma relief to the students of affected areas from Typhoon Yolanda.

This year (August 22-25), the group wishes to continue its efforts so it came up with this story book, entitled Happy Water, Sad Water: A Story To Prepare Kids for Floods and The Aftermath.

It is inspired by what the group learned from its beneficiaries in Leyte. It aims to raise awareness for the environmental effects of global warming and climate change among children today and at the same time raise funds for the group’s upcoming efforts.

I had an opportunity to read the book with my son and we both liked and learned something from it. It is illustrated beautifully that I am sure your kids will understand easily. The pictures are well drawn and the words are well written.
The e-storybook aims to raise funds for the reconstruction of the library in Sulangan Central School, Guian, Eastern Samar on August 25-28, 2o16. The e-storybook is priced at P300, but any amount of donation will do.

Visit readforhope.com.ph/ to know more about how you can help.