Some may judge that someone like David Attenborough was born into privilege which gave him an unfair advantage.

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David's distinctive voice and storytelling abilities have captivated audiences of all ages, making complex scientific concepts accessible and exciting. With its familiar style of simple illustrations and short accessible text, we learn about Attenborough's childhood and what inspired his love of the natural world. These resources have been made in partnership with the Little People, Big Dreams team which is part of the Lit in Colour book list.

This lovely little book details the story of David Attenborough's life and all the important work he has done. Falar do ambiente e da consciencialização para a proteção do nosso planeta é, sem dúvida, falar de Sir David Attenborough. This is a book I will certainly consider for use in the classroom, perhaps with our eco-council and when learning about different parts of the natural world using clips from Attenborough documentaries. As a child, he spent hours in the science library, collating his own specimens and creating a mini animal museum.