The Biggest Footprint

A brilliant and original work of non-fiction . . . Every spread is eye-opening and eye-catching, and the book is elegant, worrying, gripping, hopeful and sometimes even funny * * Sunday Times * *
In this creatively presented book about climate change, the Sears effectively personalise the issue for young readers . . . The visually engaging interplay between image and fact makes the message of this unique book extremely digestible * * Irish Times * *
This fascinating, accessible and funny book uses statistics to present the challenges of climate change in a brand-new light. A completely original concept and beautifully illustrated too * * Great British Life * *
Many readers will be drawn into its story by the illustrations and comic narrative diversions, but they will soon discover that they are reading a book with historical and contemporary depth * * Irish Times * *
A beautifully creative and enlightening book . . . Y5 and Y6 in particular are going to be obsessed with this book * * ReadingZone * *
Innovative and clever, the Sears brothers write and illustrate about this thought experiment with extraordinary elan and flair * * Literary Curriculum * *
Imagination that could save the environment. Strongly recommend -- CHOE JAE CHUN, Professor of Ecology and Co-president of the Climate Change Center
A fascinating and gorgeous book for children * * Books from Scotland * *
A pure delight for the reader . . . Quite possibly one of the most important children's books ever * * Great British Bookworm * *
A one-of-a-kind creative book . . . The illustrations by the Sears brothers are engaging, humorous and bound to be a hit with children * * Books for Topics * *