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Vaan’s Revenge, written by Abdurrahman Ibrahim, is an illustrated children’s story set in India that addresses climate change through the eyes of an unlikely storyteller named Vaan. The book examines humanity’s impact on the environment, inviting young readers to reflect on ecological responsibility and the interconnectedness of life. Through vibrant illustrations and clear, engaging prose, it presents climate fiction in a way that is accessible and thought‑provoking for children.
First publish date: 2023
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Abdurrahman Ibrahim
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