All the Water on EarthAll the Water on Earth

"If you look closely, you will see water flowing all around you. It's in lakes and rivers and underground streams. It's frozen in icebergs and winter ponds. It falls from the sky as rain or snow and rises again as steam from a mug of cocoa. There's even water inside each one of us -- humans, plants and animals, too. There's so much water on Earth that our planet looks blue from space! And all that water, every last drop, is connected through oceans and streams and waterways, through the wells where people collect their drinking water and the pipes that lead into homes and schools. But all the water we have on Earth... is all the water we'll ever have. For millions of years, Earth has had the same amount of water. The water we drink today is the water the dinosaurs once slurped. And we all need to do our best to care for this precious resource together. This engaging picture book, a new version of beloved global bestseller One Well, is a kid-friendly introduction to the water cycle and important concepts such as freshwater, finite resources, and unequal access to water. A perfect read-aloud to spark deeper discussions, its content is supported by backmatter that includes discussion questions to inspire even the youngest of readers to see the water all around them."--Provided by publisher.