Hello everyone. First of all, I would like to apologize for the delay in my report. By the way, I had some health problems that grounded me for a while but GOD thank you I'm much better now.
Indeed, compared to the second topic of the month, many books and especially those talking about environmental problems exist in thousands and continue to appear day by day because of the worrying climate situation that our planet has been facing for several years already and which challenges all social strata as our lives depend on it. And in my discovery of this fascinating universe that we offer inside these books, I have managed to make my small collection of very interesting documents on the environmental problems either among books having made the top rankings or among those that at the moment are not very popular.
So I am going into this report to tell you about a little book which according to my latest research is not yet part of the list of lists but which I wish here full success and which I hope you will like as well than me.

Felix Finkbeiner was born in 1997 in Munich, Germany. After researching a simple talk on global warming, Felix discovered that trees absorb the CO₂ that is responsible for rising temperatures. From this discovery, he concluded his talk by saying: "Let's plant a million trees in every country of the world! ".Felix founded in 2007 his own environmental organisation "Plant-for-the-Planet" when he was 9 years old and since is still working with his friends for the main aim which is: to offer the children of this world a cleaner future .In collaboration with his friends, he has written also a little book of 48 pages  entitled  "EVERYTHING WOULD BE ALRIGHT-How children can change the world" in 2013 to continue the "Time for Outrage" in memory of Stéphane Hessel ,a resistance fighter who in his paper called upon us to conserve our society so that we can we proud of it.
This book does not contain enough things that we do not already know but personally I was seduced by it not only because it was written by a little boy and his friends awake, concerned about their future as children, committed and responsible for their actions but also and above all for the coherence, the lucidity of the facts and remarks that have been exposed therein despite their young age. I can say here that I agree with most of this book in which this group of teenagers who by their own initiatives and reflections have all challenged us even we are children or adults to understand very early the environmental stakes to which we are facing today and therefore to stand up and do things well in order to save our world in danger and to protect our nature with some important goals.  For example they invite us to:

1-      reforest 1,000 billion trees by 2020

2-       leave the fossil fuels in the ground-climate neutrality by 2050

3-      Fight poverty through climate justice

I urge anyone who has not yet heard of this book to look for it, read it and invite their relatives especially children to read it  in order to continue by instilling positive change for nature. Thank you.