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The Cities of the Future by Didier Cornille

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The Cities of the Future

Didier Cornille

Post Wave · Hardcover · June 10, 2025

Reading lane: Urban Life

Winner of the Silver Eureka Nonfiction Award Discover how ten innovative cities are becoming greener and more livable, inspiring us to improve our own communities.

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Who It's For

Curious kids interested in design and technology nonfictionBudding architects, urban planners, or scientists

Book Details

Authors
Didier Cornille
Publisher
Post Wave
Published
June 10, 2025
Format
Hardcover
Theme
Urban Life · Inventions
Reading lane
Urban Life

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Publisher Categories

  • City & Town Life

  • Protecting the Planet

  • Recycling & Green Living

About This Book

Winner of the Silver Eureka Nonfiction Award Discover how ten innovative cities are becoming greener and more livable, inspiring us to improve our own communities. In every country around the world, cities are exciting places full of vibrant landmarks and diverse people all living together. But today’s cities also have problems: overcrowding, pollution, heavy traffic, and poverty. Luckily, cities are used to adapting, and they’re already coming up with new ways to modernize,...

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Winner of the Silver Eureka Nonfiction Award Discover how ten innovative cities are becoming greener and more livable, inspiring us to improve our own communities. In every country around the world, cities are exciting places full of vibrant landmarks and diverse people all living together. But today’s cities also have problems: overcrowding, pollution, heavy traffic, and poverty. Luckily, cities are used to adapting, and they’re already coming up with new ways to modernize, making them attractive, welcoming, and pleasant places to live. As a city-dweller of the future, dive into this book to discover clever new ideas and dream about the kind of city you’d like to live in. Who knows, maybe one day you’ll build it! INSPIRATION TO TAKE ACTION: Meet the visionary architects, passionate residents, and energetic leaders driving these changes, and learn how both children and adults can contribute to making their own cities more livable. ECO-THEMES: Kids will learn about the importance of sustainability, innovation, global awareness, and personal responsibility. KID-FRIEND APPROACH TO INNOVATION: A great way to introduce children to the fascinating and important work done in urban design. Perfect for: • Gift-givers looking for design and technology nonfiction for curious kids • Budding architects, urban planners, or scientists • Fans of books about how things are built or how they work

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