The Mighty Solar Panel
Because Nothing's More Powerful than a Sunny Day!
by Daniel Jarrett
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Pub Date Sep 19 2022 | Archive Date Jan 10 2024
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Description
A fun and engaging educational story that teaches children how to harness the incredible power of our sun!
It seems just like any other car journey to the beach, but when Jack passes a field full of solar panels, he starts to wonder what on earth these strange things could be.
Thanks to his new friend, Sunny, a talking sunbeam travelling down from the sun, Jack is turned into a ray of light himself and soon learns about the process of turning the sun’s energy into power that everyone can use.
By teaching him about what solar panels are used for and how solar power could save the world, Sunny shows Jack how exciting and amazing clean energy can be.
With a focus on the importance of renewable energy, the alternative it provides to fossil fuels and the unique process of using solar panels to power our homes, The Mighty Solar Panel is an invigorating story which will kick-start a child’s interest in the significance of going green.
Are you and your children ready to learn about the limitless power of solar energy? Then grab your copy of The Mighty Solar Panel, today!
Advance Praise
★★★★★ "Great little book for getting the kids into learning about the benefits of renewable power!" - Reader Review
★★★★★ "Great little book for getting the kids into learning about the benefits of renewable power!" - Reader Review
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798353538400 |
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Featured Reviews
Abigail L, Librarian
A cute children's book that effortlessly combines entertainment with education. The story follows Jack on a seemingly ordinary car journey, but a field of solar panels sparks his curiosity. Through his newfound friend Sunny, a talking sunbeam, Jack embarks on a magical journey to understand the incredible power of the sun and how it can be harnessed through solar panels. The book brilliantly introduces young readers to the concept of renewable energy and the significance of clean energy alternatives. With its engaging narrative and vibrant illustrations, The Mighty Solar Panel not only entertains but also educates.
Sue E, Reviewer
Buckle up, eco-warriors! The Mighty Solar Panel by Daniel Jarrett is not your average bedtime story—it's a wild ride into the world of clean, green energy, and it's about time our kids get on board! This book is like a superhero origin story, but instead of a cape, our protagonist, Jack, gets transformed into a ray of sunlight thanks to his sidekick Sunny, a talking sunbeam. Together, they dive into the world of solar panels and learn how the sun's energy can save the planet. It's like Captain Planet meets a sunny road trip, and trust me, your little ones will be cheering for solar power by the end. Grab a copy now and let the eco-adventure begin! 🌞✨
Mary P, Reviewer
Stars: 5
Thank you to the independent publisher for accepting my request to read and review The Mighty Solar Panel on NetGalley.
Wow. I found this to be written well. How the sun works in conjunction with solar panels is easily understood. The need for power and electronics is explained to a child.
The color palette is bright with the illustrations appealing to all ages.
I would gift this.
Amber K, Reviewer
This is a cute story about a boy who learns about solar panels. The illustrations are adorable and well-drawn out. I recommend this book.
Lisa D, Reviewer
Most adults don't know as much about solar energy as you can learn in this simple picture book. Solar energy is safe, clean, and renewable, and the world could benefit greatly from changing what kinds of energy we use.
The pictures are adorable and the child in the story is bright and curious. This was a pleasure to read.
Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this.
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