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Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
A World Without Water by Christopher Holley is an excellent story for children with a good concept. The book speaks about a world without water and tells readers to stop wasting water. The story takes everyone to a world where there is no water and shows how everyone will be deprived of a good life without this precious resource. No one can exist in a universe without water. The book speaks about how we can solve this problem so that the world does not run out of water and everyone can live in a clean environment.
The story poem is perfect for read aloud sessions in classrooms and school libraries and the idea of a world without water is indeed very scary. It's also a good bedtime storybook and parents and grandparents can make their kids and grandkids understand the importance of conserving water. The illustrations are bright and colorful and they convey the message and concept clearly. The powerful message, rhyme scheme, and the expressive illustrations make this book a must-have for one's personal collection and all libraries. The author speaks about all aspects of water conservation and how it would be to live in a world without water.
Stories that convey a concept, idea, or a message are good for young readers to help them understand the topic effectively and with more clarity. I enjoyed this book as it handles a relevant topic with efficacy and power. The story is not only enjoyable, but also gives valuable information to young readers.
