Embark on a Groundbreaking Adventure with “The Antidotes: Pollution Solution” by Dr. Patricia Mechael
Bold Story Press is proud to announce the release of a highly acclaimed new middle-grade book, “The Antidotes: Pollution Solution,” penned by public health specialist Dr. Patricia Mechael. An enlightening story, this book wraps its tentacles around the heartstrings of its readers as they follow the path of a group of classmates who strive to save their town from a dire ecological crisis – a corporate experiment gone terribly wrong!
This award-winning book captivates young minds and opens them up to important discussions regarding the global pandemic aftermath, the trials of grief, and the complexity of co-parenting. Engineered to ignite curiosity and stimulate the young scientists among us, the book was First Place in the Bookfest Juvenile Fiction Awards in Science & Nature and Social Issues and received the prestigious Literary Titan Book Gold Book award.
Dr. Mechael passionately believes in the power of literature to inspire young minds. “It is tricky to discuss challenging topics with children in age-friendly ways, but it is so important. I want to inspire and empower a whole new generation to understand public health, technology, and the environment – and what they can do today and hopefully as the world’s future leaders.”
She invites thought-provoking discussions on a range of topics including public health policy, empowering girls in STEM, battling pollution, the significance of geographical location on health, lessons from the pandemic, and the global and local impact of clean water.
Authored with her son Gabriel as her muse, Dr. Mechael showcases her journey as the first researcher to study the effects of cellphones on health and wellbeing, offering a balance of positive and negative aspects.
“The Antidotes: Pollution Solution” makes its mark as an inspiring and thought-provoking journey for middle-grade readers. Available on Kindle in paperback and as an audiobook.
Deb Levine, Founder of YTH.org, endorses the book as a page-turner and a lesson for adults, public health experts, and young readers alike. Andrea Marks-Joseph of Independent Book Review further extols it as educational, empowering, and motivating for all ages.
For further information and author interviews, please contact Brian Feinblum at 914-462-2038 or [email protected].
About the Book
In the wake of a global pandemic, a band of intrepid fifth-grade friends is thrown headlong into a high-stakes environmental crisis as the waters of the Chesapeake Bay become a hotbed for a disastrous plastic-eating bacteria experiment. With their school shuttered and the health of children and marine life at risk, Izi, Gir, and their classmates uncover a shocking cover-up and respond by forming the Antidotes—a group of dedicated young climate warriors.
Navigating through secret meetings and undercover operations, the Antidotes leverage STEM strategies and youthful creativity to find clean water solutions, rallying children around the globe towards zero plastic use before it’s too late. Join the Antidotes on their first exhilarating science adventure—where time is of the essence, and the stakes have never been higher.
About Dr. Patricia Mechael:
Internationally recognized digital health specialist, Dr. Patricia (Patty) Mechael, brings three decades of groundbreaking work to her role as an author, mother, and public health advocate. Honored with accolades including the John Hopkins University Knowledge for the World Distinguished Alumnus Award, the British Council UK Education Social Impact Award, and the Rockefeller Foundation’s Bellagio Resident Fellowship, Patty channels her passion for technology, innovation, science, women’s rights, and the environment into inspiring and educative writings.
In addition to her role as co-founder and policy lead at HealthEnabled, she is also a Senior Associate at the Center for Global Digital Health Innovation at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Patty’s contributions to academia and global health policy are noteworthy. She developed curricula and taught at institutions such as Columbia University, Princeton University, and Johns Hopkins University. As the author of over 100 scientific and health journal publications and several books, including “The Antidotes,” Patty’s extensive experience in public health and policy continues to inspire and drive change.
Media Contact
Company Name: Literary Titan
Contact Person: Brian Feinblum
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Country: United States
Website: www.patriciamechael.com/antidotes
