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Autumn. The Water Warrior is a true story told like a modern fairy tale. From the windy shores of Manitoulin Island in Canada, we follow a young Anishinaabe girl who turns her wonder for the Great Lakes into a mission that inspires the world. Autumn is not a fictional hero - she is a real girl who, guided by her great-aunt Josephine, learned that water is sacred and that protecting it means protecting life itself. At just twelve years old, she looked into the eyes of the Prime Minister of Canada, handed him a copper bowl, and spoke words that traveled around the world. Page after page, readers discover how a young voice can echo in the halls of the United Nations, move governments, and remind us all that water is not a privilege - it is a right. With simple language and bright illustrations, this book helps children ages 6 to 12 understand that even small actions can change the future. It is a powerful invitation to look at a glass of water with new eyes, to respect rivers and lakes, and to believe that the planet's future also depends on the courage of young people. A book to grow, reflect, and take action. The print edition of Autumn. The Water Warrior includes creative activities, fun games, and reflection questions designed to help children better understand the value of water, respect for nature, and the importance of caring for our planet.

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