As eco-friendly Prince Charles pens children’s book on climate change, we imagine a guide to our future King
HE’S famed for his love of chatting to plants and once said climate change sceptics were “headless chickens” - so it’s no surprise that Prince Charles will go to any lengths to get his environmentally friendly message across.
Eco warrior Charles came up with the idea for the 52-page book to be published this month to explain global warming.
Ladybird books - launched 50 years ago – became famous for using simple language to help kids understand the world.
But they have since become 21st century best-sellers for adults with spoof titles like How It Works: The Wife, The Hipster, The Shed, Dating and The Hangover.
In 1981 Prince Charles was himself the subject of a Ladybird book. But what would an updated version look like today?
This is our - completely unauthorised - take.