Love Your Mother is a children's book fostering appreciation and a sense of stewardship over our natural world. Written by Veronika Bajwa and Illustrated by Florence Thornton. Click the links below to purchase the book at select retailers.
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The Love Your Mother Book is an illustrated children's book that is dedicated to teaching the importance of protecting and caring for our Mother Earth. We have partnered with sustainability organizations from around the world to provide opportunities to donate and take action on both a local and global level, to help support and protect our Mother Earth. Join the movement today!
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The Love Your Mother book will be available at select Bookstores & Bookfairs.
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Veronika Bajwa is an environmentalist, world traveler, and yoga instructor. She wrote Love Your Mother after a powerful experience in the redwood forest. Veronika has worked nationally and internationally on environmental issues. She volunteered at the first World Youth Congress in Honolulu in 1999, as well as the following congress events in Morocco, Scotland, Wales, and Montreal. She formed a non-profit that organized local and international projects to raise awareness about key social and environmental issues. She also lived in India for three years and volunteered with Odanadi, an organization that rescues young people from human trafficking.
When she saw the artwork of Florence Thornton, a friend's daughter, she knew the time was right to publish. Veronika used to blow glass with Florence’s father when she lived in Bath, England, and she first met Florence when she was just a baby! The need to publish her book about preserving the environment and creating a movement to inspire hope for young people is needed now more than ever.
Currently a successful business owner on the island of Kaua'i, her passion for the environment is greater than ever. This book is her offering to the Earth and the next generations. She hopes the book will inspire hope and youth activism to help steer our planet's future in a more positive, thriving, and harmonious direction.
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