From the Earth to Us: Discovering the Origins of Everyday Things

Join Nessy and her dog Riley at a summer camp where they learn where the raw materials come from to create the things we use everyday. Vehicles, buildings, technology, beauty products, and so many everyday items wouldn't exist without metals and minerals from mining, and oil and natural gas.

Beautifully illustrated by Canada's reclamation, preservation, and conservation artist Shannon Carla King, the book provides a fun way to learn about natural resource development and why it's so important to our everyday lives.

Written & Designed by Tanya Richens

Written for age 9-12 year olds, but people of all ages will enjoy the book!

Including the covers, the book is 48 pages long; these are just a sample of the fun and informative pages.

Children's Book

Illustrated by Shannon Carla King

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COMING SOON!!

A Book About Our Everyday Reliance on Canada's Natural Resources