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Warning From My Future Self

Mary Woodbury

February 17, 2016

Authors: ©  Jean Tepperman, art by Alfred Twu
Publisher: Sunflower Alliance
Publication Date: January 29, 2016
More Info: For information on printed copies, please contact Jean Tepperman


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In this 30-page comic book for both youth and adults, 10-year-old Gabe Sanchez of East Oakland tells the story of how he and his grandfather time-travel 50 years into the future. His 60-year-old self tells him the story of how climate change has shaped his life: the superstorm that destroyed his home and livelihood, the collapse of California agriculture, and more. But 60-year-old Gabe also shows the many ways people today are fighting to stop fossil fuels and build a green economy. Gabe and Grandpa return to 2016 determined to join the movement for climate justice.

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