Rana DiOrio is an intrepid force for empowerment and positive change. Her purpose is to help people maximize their potential, and she continues to expound and expand upon that mission across her diverse and highly successful career. As a corporate and securities attorney, tech-sector investment banker, investor, and advisory board member, Rana /5(16). The answer, of course is no. DiOrio takes the buzzword "green" for environmentally conscious and explains it clearly to children, giving them lots of ideas for being "green" themselves. Another great thing about the book is that it, like all Little Pickle Press publications, is made in an environmentally friendly fashion, using paper made with recycled fiber and post consumer waste, along with soy inks/5(21). This colorful, whimsical picture book explores how children can help protect the Earth's precious resources each and every day.
I love all of Rana DiOrio's books because they are filled with positive messages that are easy to convey to children, 7 years and up. This book contains important messages about embracing other cultures and ways of life-so important in a world full of prejudice and strife. By Elad Yoran, Rana DiOrio Illustrator Nina Mata. Be the first to write a review. Format Paperback Book. $ LIST PRICE: $ YOU SAVE $ (25%) ADD TO CART. Save to Wishlist. What Does It Mean to Be Green? Rana DiOrio has written her way through life—as a student, a lawyer, an investment banker, an angel investor, and now as an executive producer of children's programming and an author of award-winning children's picture books. She lives in San Francisco, CA with her three children.
The older sister explains that being green means that you want to help out the earth by making good choices for the environment. If you use both sides of the paper when you are drawing then you are being. In Diorio's book, a girl is trying to explain to her younger sister what it exactly means to be green. This colorful, whimsical picture book explores how children can help protect the Earth's precious resources each and every day. The answer, of course is no. DiOrio takes the buzzword "green" for environmentally conscious and explains it clearly to children, giving them lots of ideas for being "green" themselves. Another great thing about the book is that it, like all Little Pickle Press publications, is made in an environmentally friendly fashion, using paper made with recycled fiber and post consumer waste, along with soy inks.
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