Keshu: Climate change and a brave little fish

Name: Keshu: Climate change and a brave little fish
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Kavita Dorai

Mar 2022 · Kavita Dorai

5.0

3 reviews

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A story about a little fish's adventure, survival, and coming of age with a focus on climate change and surviving adversity. Uplifting. Introduces concepts of environmental health and collective social responsibility.

Link to the Keshu Webpage: https://tinyurl.com/ms7h2732

Link to Keshu's Meta: https://tinyurl.com/bdcpr68r

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5.0

3 reviews

Gtest

April 24, 2025

This book Keshu reminded me of watching Nemo. You become a child with full curiosity to know what is next. The author has smoothly taken as how the young Keshu, the prince and his friends got the skills to survive and how he gets to use it when there is necessity to act on. So much details were given in how to tackle an enemy and how Keshu used the available resources to keep Ratnapuris alive.

Yamini Aluru

April 17, 2025

Excellent thoughts on climate changes incorporated into a simple story of a family, neighborhood, and community. Simple language and clear thoughts that lead us to the intent of the writer to focus attention on the need for all of us to be mindful of our footprints and the mark we leave around. What I liked was that nothing was free, the Ratanpuris and the Demon Fish both benefitted. Dorai's has added appropriate illustration at each nodal point. A pleasure to read!

Devanshi Somaiya

March 26, 2024

This book was captivating for me even as an adult. Promoted an environmental perspective in a very kid friendly, motivating manner. And also gently went over some difficult life lessons! The illustrations were simply beautiful!!!

About the author

Kavita Dorai is a Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS) in California with a BS in Chemistry and MS in Botany (Microbiology). She believes in simplifying concepts and the power of storytelling. In this uplifting story, she shows young readers that climate change is not one gigantic monolith but rather is made up of many elements that can be improved collectively. The story was written in the backdrop of Covid- 19, and some of her personal and professional experiences have seeped into the story.

Kavita lives in Sacramento, California, with her husband and German Shepherd dog. She enjoys travelling, reading and her little garden with songbirds.

National Environmental Health Association (NEHA): https://www.neha.org/member-spotlight-dorai

Link to the Keshu Webpage: https://tinyurl.com/ms7h2732

Link to Keshu's Meta: https://tinyurl.com/bdcpr68r

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