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What if There Were No Humans on Earth?

A Thought-Provoking Environmental Picture Book for Children Aged 5 to 7

Rumin Wu
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Pages
33
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Andrews UK

About

What would happen to Earth if all the people just... left?
When all the humans leave for Mars taking just a few animals with them, the rest are left behind - now free to explore empty houses, shops, and even zoos.
What If There Were No Humans on Earth? is a beautifully illustrated picture book that invites children to wonder what kind of planet do we want to leave behind? It is a gentle and inspiring tale about nature, balance, and how we can care for the world we currently call home.

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  • Environment
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Fiction
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  • General
  • Animals

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