Water Remembers, A Picture Book

What if water remembers everything it touches and everything that touches it? Dive into this lyrical, non-fiction picture book for ages 5+ to learn about recent research on the memory of water! Water is like a flash drive. It can store memory. The late, Luc Montagnier's (Nobel Prize Winner in Science) research revealed that water is MUCH more mysterious and intelligent than we ever knew. 

With pages of activities and seek-and-find fun for kids, this book will get them off the screen onto the page for hours!

Written by Nutritionist and Health and Wellness Coach, Amy Reynolds, Water Remembers is ground breaking, fun, beautiful and will change the way you think about water forever. 

WHAT THE PROS ARE SAYING:

"With vibrant imagery, Water Remembers, roils, twists and swirls--connecting our planet, animals, and all of us with a subtle message of conservation child readers won't want to forget." ~Kelly Bennet, award winning author of Not Norman: A Goldfish Story and The House that Ruth Built.

Reviewed by Luwi Nyakansaila for Readers' Favorite

Water Remembers is a children’s educational book written by Amy

Reynolds, with illustrations by Zoë Barnish. The book explores the

idea that water retains memories of everything it interacts with,

emphasizing its connection to nature, animals, and humans. Water

remembers all the seeds it has helped grow into plants, the fish in

the sea, and the animals it has nourished. It exists in several forms:

ice, liquid, and gas. It evaporates and falls as rain on everything

and everyone. Water is present in all of us, regardless of our race or

size, and it keeps us healthy; it is the medium through which all life

communicates. Unfortunately, we do not respect and conserve

water as we should. We pollute it, and now it is in danger.

Water Remembers is a thoughtful book that celebrates water and

the vital role it plays in our lives. The book is based on recent

research findings by Nobel Prize winner Luc Montagnier and others,

who discovered that water retains memories of where it has been.

This intriguing discovery opens our eyes to the power of water in

shaping our lives. Amy Reynolds covers topics like the Fibonacci

ratio, the fourth phase of water, and other fascinating science facts.

She presents these subjects in a fun and engaging tone that

children can understand and relate to. The book raises awareness

about water conservation, living healthily, and protecting our

environment. It includes a call to action and poses questions about

the themes addressed in the book, encouraging readers to reflect

on its important concepts. The illustrations are colorful, depicting

various ecosystems. The flowing waves and warm blue tones give

the book a calming vibe. I enjoyed reading this book and learned a

lot about water. I highly recommend sharing it with your children to

teach them about the essential role water plays in our lives and the

importance of conserving it.