Sky

Sky is a 3 year old donkey. Is he too small to help save the planet? His story is about how each one of us can make a difference in the world. It doesn't matter how big or small you are, you can help to be the change we need to help save the planet from climate change.

This book shows how we can all make a difference and, by working together, we can make even bigger changes.

It introduces the animals who live on the farm, insects and wildlife and what grows on the farm for Sky to eat (which is pretty much everything that grows).

This is the first book in La Ferme du Bourdicou series. Each one focusing on different animals on the farm and showing how each one of them has a role to play to help prevent climate change.

It is so important that the next generation understand the changes they can make from an early age. The younger they are engaged the more impact they can have on their future.

Beverley Morel owns and runs La Ferme Du Bourdicou in South West France. She grew up in London and spent her time between the UK and France before finally moving there to live permanently 5 years ago. She is an Accidental Smallholder which started by rescuing 3 donkeys and then all the other animals followed. The focus is on environmental regeneration to help future generations. She also runs a small farm shop and is an Airbnb host. She is surrounded by donkeys, sheep, goats, dogs, cats, goldfish, chickens, ducks and all the animals of the fields and forest. Her favourite quote is "If you look for it, I've got a sneaky feeling you'll find that love, actually, is all around".