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The illustrated board books help parents teach their tots about slow fashion and cutting down on waste.

It’s no secret that young people will have to face some tough issues in the future (the impacts of climate change, rising house prices and that little thing called COVID – just to name a few). And some parents might be wondering how they can talk to their little ones about pressing global problems in a way that won’t make their kids immediately burst into tears.

That’s where writer Megan Anderson, textile designer and illustrator Genna Campton and designer Carolyn Ang come in. Last year, the clever trio decided to create an uplifting lockdown-themed picture book to provide parents and their kiddos with a little positivity. The book then evolved into a series – ‘Let’s Change the World’ – that aims to inspire parents and children to take action to create a better world.

While Zero Waste explores fun ways that families can cut down on litter and food scraps, Slow Fashion highlights why it’s important to make ethical choices when it comes to our duds. If you’d like to peruse the pretty pages with your kids, find a stockist over here. Or, try your luck at scoring a set for nix – we’ve got five to give away on our win page.


https://www.frankie.com.au/win/lets-change-the-world-books-573272

1. Competition is open to Australian residents only. 2. Only entries completed with these terms and conditions will be eligible. 3. Competition starts 9:00 AEST 29/11/21 and closes 23:59 AEST 13/12/21. 4. Five winners will receive a copy of Slow Fashion and a copy of Zero Waste, valued at $16.99 each. The prize is not transferable or exchangeable and cannot be taken as cash. 5. The winners will be drawn on 14/12/21, 12:00pm AEST at nextmedia Pty Ltd, 205 Pacific Hwy, St Leonards NSW 2065. Permit Numbers NSW LTPM/19/05228, ACT TP 19/04879. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery of your prize. 7. The promotor is not responsible for misdirected or lost mail.