Who hid the stars? : how light pollution changes our world
(Picture Book)

Originally published in Rovereto, Trentino, Italy as Lumen.

Includes bibliographical references.

"Scientifically reviewed text and detailed illustrations explore the impact of light pollution"-- Provided by publisher.

"A richly illustrated picture book exploring light pollution and its surprising impact on nature and wildlife.When streetlights outshine the stars, what does that mean for plants, animals, and us? This absorbing nonfiction picture book investigates artificial light and its unexpected impact on our planet. Who Hid the Stars? explores fascinating topics including: How artificial light developed throughout history-from fire to LEDs How city lights interrupt bird migration patternsHow streetlights gather insects-and their predatorsHow turtles struggle to hatch without darknessHow plant growth changes in artificial light How humans can fight light pollution and stop it from harming nature! With lush ink, acrylic, and digital illustrations and scientifically sound, yet approachable text, Who Hid the Stars? is a memorable way to explore conservation and biodiversity. This book will ignite children's curiosity and inspire them to take care of Earth-starting by turning out the lights. Translated from Italian by Batchelder Award winner Sylvia Notini, Who Hid the Stars? includes a glossary of terms, a further reading list, and a link to the authors' bibliography. The browsable book is ideal for STEAM units along with Earth Day and World Wildlife Day celebrations. Part of Eerdmans' Spectacular STEAM for Curious Readers series. The book's original edition was shortlisted for Italy's Premio Piccolo Galileo (Little Galileo Award)"-- Provided by publisher.

Ages 8-14 Eerdmans Books for Young Readers.