Hamid has a tummy ache: A Story About Plastic Pollution and the Importance of Recycling by Isabelle Clement

Description

🌍 A gentle, powerful story introducing children to plastic pollution and the importance of protecting our planet.In the heart of an African village, Nurah and Mowlid's carelessness leads a camel named Hamid to consume discarded plastic, resulting in pain and illness. As Hamid's plight unfolds, a chain reaction reveals the harmful consequences of human waste on animals and, indirectly, on humans.A tale of responsibility and environmental awareness, this children's book concludes with comprehension questions and an engaging game section, ensuring readers reflect on the story's message and the importance of safeguarding the environment and having fun while doing so. Through colourful illustrations and simple language, Hamid Has a Tummy Ache helps young readers understand:Why plastic pollution hurts our EarthThe importance of recycling and reducing wasteHow small actions can make a big differenceDesigned for children aged 4 to 8, this story encourages eco-awareness, empathy, and everyday responsibility — perfect for classrooms, home reading, or Earth Day activities.🌱 Let’s raise the next generation of planet protectors — one story at a time.