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Self talk Writing literature for children and teenagers is the most difficult Literature is creation. This is because literature has its limits. In the form that by going to the level of their mentality, such literature-creation for them, which along with being factual, informative, also refine and define their moral and life values. In such a situation, it has to be kept in mind that there should not be any entanglement or stagnation in it, the flow should remain. The inclusion of interestingness and curiosity is an essential condition of this literature. Environmental pollution is a frightening reality of today's times. It is the need of the hour for every citizen to think about it. It is the moral responsibility of all of us to provide a clean, pollution-free environment to our future generations because even our ancestors had given us pure air and water. Our children should also be aware of the environment, that's why it is the responsibility of the writers to make them aware of the environment through literature, to create attachment towards the environment and to make them feel responsible towards the environment. From this point of view, almost the same story has been kept in this collection which is either on the theme of environmental pollution or environmental protection. I am grateful to Dr. Harsh Sinha ji for my first collection of children's stories, because it was he who pressurized me to write children's stories for Rashtriya Sahara newspaper so much that I got inclined to write something in this direction. I am thankful to senior litterateur Suraj Pal Chauhan ji that he has always inspired me to create literature. This collection is the result of the inspiration of both of them. I have always received the guidance of Dr. Arvind Mishra. Zakir Ali Rajneesh is a strong signature of children's literature. This collection was discussed with him many times. I am deeply grateful to both these great personalities. Feedback on the collection will give me energy and inspiration which is essential for my further literary activities, so I will look forward to the feedback of my child readers, critics and writers.