Children's Books
The Day the Trash Came Out to Play
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The Day the Trash Came Out to Play is a whimsical children's book with an important message for readers of all ages. When young Robin throws a candy wrapper on the street of his beautiful town, he unintentionally starts an event of landfill proportions! It's not long before the town becomes overrun by mischievous, high-spirited litter. Can Robin fix the situation before everything is buried under a pile of unruly, stinky trash?
Educate children on environmental stewardship and the 4 R's - Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
Published by Ezra's Earth Publishing in South Pasadena, CA.
Popsi, The Daughter of Mother Nature
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Popsi, The Daughter of Mother Nature helps educate children ages 4-9 how recycling bottles and cans produce new products like t-shirts, dolls, and toy trucks. By 'Closing the Loop' through recycling, this book teaches children the results of their actions and why it is important to recycle rather than throw it away!
All the Way to the Ocean
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All the Way to the Ocean is an uplifting story about two best
friends, Isaac and James, and their discovery of the cause and effect
relationship between our cities' storm drains and the world's oceans,
lakes and rivers. It is sure to inspire both young and adult readers
alike and teach a timeless life lesson - If we all do our part, a
cleaner, safer environment is indeed within our reach. Written by
Joel Harper. Illustrated by Marq Spusta. Foreward by big wave surfer Laird Hamilton.
Hardcover, 34 pages with color illustrations.
Printed on recycled paper (10% hemp/flax, 40% post consumer waste,
20% pre consumer waste and 30% sustainably harvested wood)
Printing on this paper has helped to save 9,000 gallons of water, 22
trees, nearly 1,000 pounds of solid waste, 1,900 pounds of greenhouse
gasses and 4,443.5 kilowatt hours of electricity. Printed with soy ink.
Published by Freedom Three Publishing in Claremont, CA.
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