Enough to Share by Mary Helen Berg is a well-written book that educates children about the impacts of human activities on the ecosystem. In the Great Bear Rainforest, the spirit bear and sea wolf live together and share everything. However, their home is changing as humans exploit the trees, land, and sea. Fish that serve as food are becoming scarce, the water is more polluted, and there is very little for the spirit bear and sea wolf to share. To protect the Great Bear Rainforest and the animals that inhabit it, Mary suggests ways in which humans can be of great help. This book also contains myths of the spirit bear and fun facts about the sea wolves and the spirit bear.

This book had a positive impact on me, as it made me more environmentally conscious. In recent times, when climate change and the harmful effects of human activities have become a global problem, I commend Mary for using this book as a means of advocacy and to educate children. Beyond the problem, I was pleased that this book offered practical solutions on how everyone could help protect the environment. The illustrations by Sue Todd were visually appealing and engaging for kids. I learned more about the spirit bear and sea wolf, which I found fascinating. The writing is organized, well-paced, and easy for kids to comprehend. I found this book both educational and motivating. I recommend Enough to Share by Mary Helen Berg to all young readers. Those who love nature and animals would also appreciate this book.

Enough To Share is a children’s picture book written by Mary Helen Berg with illustrations by Sue Todd. It follows the baby Spirit Bear and Sea Wolf, two endangered animals that live in the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia, Canada. They used to enjoy eating fish and roaming the forest, but life has become unbearable. Humans pollute their rivers with fuel, overfish, and cut down trees. Food is running out, and Spirit Bear sticks close to his mother now because grizzlies are prowling nearby. The water is bad, too, so Sea Wolf can barely drink from it. Still, there is some hope. People are speaking up for the Great Bear Forest, pushing for recycling, standing up against pollution, and deforestation. Thanks to their efforts, maybe there will be enough food for Sea Wolf, Spirit Bear, and everyone else who calls this place home.

Enough To Share is an inspiring story that sheds light on issues of deforestation, pollution, and climate change. These issues are not only being faced by us, but are going to get worse if we keep destroying the environment. It is important to educate kids on the reasons behind climate change so that we can all take proactive measures to protect the planet. Mary Helen Berg has provided tips on how kids can contribute, such as raising money that can be donated to organizations addressing climate change, for example, by having a lemonade stand. Telling the story of the challenges that the Great Bear Rainforest faces through Sea Wolf's and Spirit Bear's eyes personalizes the issues and makes it easy for readers to sympathize with the characters. The illustrations are beautiful and perfectly complement the story. They bring the forest and the animals to life. I loved this book and recommend sharing it with your children because it is a roadmap to a more environmentally conscious future by inspiring them to take action and protect our planet.