Earth-Friendly Living
Earth-Friendly Living
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Rosen Publishing Group
Just the Series: How to Be Earth Friendly   

Series and Publisher: How to Be Earth Friendly   

Annotation: Explains the different ways people can go green in their daily activities and make Earth-friendlier choices.
Genre: [Cookbooks]
 
Reviews: 2
Catalog Number: #49870
Format: Library Binding
Copyright Date: 2011
Edition Date: 2011 Release Date: 03/01/11
Pages: 32 pages
ISBN: 1-448-82592-X
ISBN 13: 978-1-448-82592-9
Dewey: 640
LCCN: 2010038438
Dimensions: 23 cm.
Language: English
Reviews:
Horn Book (Mon Aug 01 00:00:00 CDT 2011)

These books overlap in information, emphasizing carrying reusable water bottles and shopping bags and buying greener cleaning supplies. Shopping also discusses energy-efficient appliances and toys while Living includes facts about composting and recycling. The information that's there is useful but it's also incomplete. Pertinent, well-captioned images appear alongside less relevant stock photos. "It's a Fact!" sidebars are included. Glos., ind.

School Library Journal

COLEMAN, Miriam . Earth-Friendly Transportation . ISBN 978-1-4488-2590-5 ; ISBN 978-1-4488-2769-5 ; ISBN 978-1-4488-2879-1 . LC 2010036208. GOSMAN, Gillian . Earth-Friendly Food . ISBN 978-1-4488-2589-9 ; ISBN 978-1-4488-2767-1 ; ISBN 978-1-4488-2878-4 . LC 2010034685. GOSMAN, Gillian . Earth-Friendly Shopping . ISBN 978-1-4488-2591-2 ; ISBN 978-1-4488-2771-8 ; ISBN 978-1-4488-2880-7 . LC 2010036765. ea vol: (How to Be Earth Friendly Series). 32p. photos. glossary. index. Websites. CIP. Rosen / PowerKids Pr. 2011. PLB $23.95; pap. $10; ebook $23.95. Gr 3-4 Although the majority of adults pictured on the covers detract from these books' kid appeal, the age-appropriate texts convey basic environmental concepts like the greenhouse effect, sustainability, recycling, and conservation. Readers will also be able to follow food's path from farm to table or a plastic bottle from production to disposal and learn how traditional methods of farming, traveling, and consumption can harm the environment. Each spread has bright, captioned color photos. While there are doable suggestions for being Earth conscious, such as turning off the water while brushing teeth, taking reusable bags to the store, and checking a product's label, these titles serve better as resources for reports than as handbooks for living green. Joanna K. Fabicon, Los Angeles Public Library

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Word Count: 2,475
Reading Level: 5.4
Interest Level: 3-6
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 5.4 / points: 0.5 / quiz: 142044 / grade: Middle Grades

There is so much we can do to improve the health of Earth just in our everyday lives. In this book, readers will learn about all the different areas where they can go green in their daily activities. This book will empower students to make better, Earth-friendlier choices about what they do, what they buy, and how they get from place to place.


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