Diamond Spratling Launches "Sage Sails The World": A Little Girl's Journey Across The Arctic"

Author and climate advocate Diamond Spratling has released "Sage Sails The World: A Little Girl's Journey Across The Arctic," the first book in a new children's series aimed at empowering young readers to understand and act on climate change. The book follows seven-year-old Sage and her dog Benji as they witness the impact of environmental issues and discover their ability to make a difference.

Drawing on her experience as a TEDx speaker, former CDC professional, and founder of Girl Plus Environment, Spratling has crafted a heartfelt adventure with engaging illustrations that tackles real-world issues with hope and empowers children to become environmental stewards.

"I believe our children deserve stories that not only entertain but also empower them to care for our planet," says Spratling.

"Sage Sails The World: A Little Girl's Journey Across The Arctic" is available for pre-order now.

About the Author:

Diamond Spratling is a passionate advocate for climate action, an educator, and a gifted storyteller. With a Master's degree in Public Health from Emory University, she has dedicated her career to raising awareness about environmental challenges and empowering communities to take meaningful action. Her expertise has led to collaborations with respected organizations like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and her engaging TEDx talks have resonated with audiences far and wide. Now, she brings her unique blend of knowledge and heartfelt passion to children's literature with the "Sage Sails The World" series, inspiring the next generation to become environmental stewards.

Diamond Spratling is an award-winning Climate DisruptHER, children's book author, and global public speaker. With over a decade immersed in the environmental justice movement, she's redefining what it means-and what it looks like-to be a climate activist. Diamond is the proud founder and executive director of Girl Plus Environment, the national nonprofit that has raised over $700,000 to ensure Black and Brown women+ are leading climate and environmental policies, decisions, and innovative solutions. Beyond her role as founder, Diamond has spearheaded major projects with entities like Bloomberg, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the City of Atlanta. She is also the author of Sage Sails the World, a children's book series that follows the adventures of 7-year-old Sage and her dog Benji as they explore Earth's wonders, uncover climate challenges, and inspire young readers to become environmental champions. A Detroit native and a two-time TEDx speaker, Diamond is a globally recognized voice in climate justice, delivering talks for organizations like Hasbro, Columbia, the United Nations, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Microsoft, the World Resources Institute, and MIT.

Her work has been featured in Essence Magazine, Inc. Magazine, The Bitter Southerner, and other prominent publications, solidifying her influence as a leader shaping the future of climate justice.

More information at https://www.diamondspratling.com/sage-sails-the-world

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