A few extraordinary people get up every morning to change the world for good.
This book is dedicated to these tireless heroes and to a brighter future for our fragile planet.
At ages 8 and 7, co-authors Abbey and Aiden Lemons met “Pete” and Dr. Birute Galdikas (the lady in the big floppy hat) at the Orangutan Foundation International Care Center in Indonesian Borneo. There, they witnessed first hand the plight of orangutans.
They began to understand how palm oil products are causing the destruction of tropical rainforests throughout the world and the natural habitats of animals like orangutans.
Now that Abbey and Aiden are both in middle school, they wanted to share what they learned. So they wrote this book. Please pass it on to your friends!
Every minute of every day, a bio-diverse forest the size of five football fields is destroyed to make way for industrial agriculture.
Please visit the Orangutan Foundation International and support the incredible work they do to save this iconic species from extinction: www.orangutan.org
Buy the book – join the movement!
Available worldwide in hardcover
For Pete’s Sake, by Abbey & Aiden Lemons
$19.99
The hardcover book is now available for purchase! A portion of the proceeds of this book will go to fund the return of Pete and his friends back into the wild, within the safety of the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve. For more information visit: www.rimba-raya.com
A portion of the proceeds of this book will go to fund the return of Pete and his friends back into the wild, within the safety of the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve.
For more information, visit www.rimba-raya.com
Meet The Authors!
Abbey and Aiden Lemons
Abbey McCall Lemons
Age 13
Abbey aspires to become a veterinarian. She is now completing her first year as an intern at a veterinary clinic in Phuket Thailand. Abbey is also completing an online college certification from Ashworth College as a certified Veterinary Assistant.
Aiden McCaid Lemons
Age 11
Aiden plans to be an Environmental Engineer. He is a dedicated Ninja Warrior competitor who aspires to be the first American Ninja Warrior to complete Mt. Midoriyama, billed as the toughest obstacle course in the world.
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