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I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues. - Dr. Seuss Image: taunting panda[ READ MORE ]

A Little Greener Every Day Turns One!

Happy One Year Anniversary to A Little Greener Every Day! It’s been exactly one year since I first posted on this blog. I had no idea what I was doing. But here it is, a year later, and I’ve got readers and new friends and not only do I write this blog, but I’ve been [ READ MORE ]

Going Back to School in Green Style Part 5: Getting Involved

Welcome to the end of our going back to school week. So far we’ve covered: Assessing What You Already Have before you buy anything Shopping Sustainably for back to school supplies Trashless Lunches and Transportation Today, I’m going to talk about the influence that you as a parent can have on your school’s environmental impact. [ READ MORE ]

The Lorax Project – Final Update

It just occurred to me that I never ran a final update on The Lorax Project that we’d been wondering about. One of the reasons is because on Earth Day, when their website was to be up and running, there were only a couple things on the site, and they were all marketing things aimed [ READ MORE ]

The Lorax Project Update

As promised, I’m checking up on The Lorax Project website from time to time to see if it’s up and running. As of today, it’s still unavailable. I did find some information on Publishers Weekly website from an article titled Green Spotlight Shines on The Lorax. According to the article, the book’s publisher Random House [ READ MORE ]

Dr. Suess’ The Lorax Project

 I’ve mentioned the book The Lorax on this blog quite a few times, but I have a confession to make. We never owned the book up until today. We have, however, borrowed it from the library dozens of times over the past six years or so. But my brother gave me a gift certificate to [ READ MORE ]

Dr. Seuss was a Tree Hugger

I just finished reading my five year old The Lorax. I love, love, love that book. It is such a gentle introduction for a child on the importance of caring for the earth and yet a pointed lesson for the adult who reads it to the child. I love what is said near the end: [ READ MORE ]

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