Whose House Is This?

Whose House Is This? is a rhyming picture book that asks children to think of the Earth as a home. It begins with the comforts of a house: soft carpets, fresh air, food in the fridge, and a roof overhead. Someone designed that house, built it, and looks after it. The book then asks who does the same for the planet.

Leo, a curious boy, discovers that the Earth works like a well-designed home. The grass is its carpet, the trees clean the air, and the rivers act like plumbing that carries water where it is needed. Every part of nature works together, like a house built with care.

The book encourages children to appreciate, respect, and protect the only home we have. It leaves room for different beliefs, whether readers think of the planet as the work of a Creator or of Mother Nature. The illustrations are AI-assisted and done in a Pixar-like style.

It is written for ages 5 to 13 and suits bedtime reading, classrooms, and early learning. It introduces environmental awareness in a relatable way and encourages mindfulness and gratitude for the natural world.