Climate Literature for Teens – The Mills Archive

A selection of books on climate change for teenagers, selected by a teenager (Jaahnavi, aged 14).

A firm favourite of the Trust, Not the End of the World uses data science and the latest research to show how although climate change is a big issue, it is “Not the [cataclysmic] End of the World” that the media claims it to be.

This uplifting volume discusses the different ways scientists have been working to combat climate change, stating that although humanity still has a long way to go, we’ve already come a long way in our quest to live sustainably.

The Climate Book, Greta Thunberg’s newest publication, is a collection of essays and insights by scientists and activists: experts on the climate crisis.

In this book, Thunberg weaves together their contributions with her own impassioned call to action, outlining key information about the climate emergency, while providing steps towards a more sustainable future.

Understanding Climate Change breaks down the science and geography behind

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Greta’s Story: The Schoolgirl Who Went on Strike to Save the Planet, is a book for all ages, including children. It is a simple retelling of Greta Thunberg’s upbringing, childhood, rise to fame and continuing legacy, with illustrations for younger readers.

Written from the perspective of a third-person spectator, it aims to inspire younger readers, corroborating Greta’s own motto that “No one is too small to make a difference.”

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