Where Do Recyclable Materials Go? Read, Think, Recycle (Garbology Kids)
"Through clear and colorful diagrams, charts, and illustrations and catchy narrative with humorous asides, the story of why, when, where, how, and what to recycle is told in full. ... It is a fun, educational series dedicated to the goal of the "greening" of the planet."--The Midwest Book Review"LOVE IT! This is a must have for all schools! Educational and interesting. I think your book is fantastic! I'm all in favor of supporting it. I'm giving it to a teacher for her students. An important book to help our mom--Mother Nature."--Elaine Wilkes, PhD, Author of Nature's Secret Messages: Hidden in Plain Sight“The first in an intended series entitled Garbology Kids,Where Do Recycled Materials Go?takes the next step in educating children about the importance of recycling by explaining what actually happens after you put an item in the recycling bin. An educational resource for parents and teachers alike, the book will educate and entertain while also encouraging children to participate in all aspects of the recycling cycle.”  —ForeWord Reviews“Where do Recyclable Materials Go?is a very good addition to the group of books designed to increase awareness of the impact of our behaviour on the environment and the steps that can be taken by everyone, including students, to reduce that impact.”  —CM Magazine“The detailed illustrations and creative storyline of this cheery book clarify the many steps of waste management and recycling for children and families alike. It’s an important contribution to environmental education for young readers.”  —Dr. Robin Nagle, anthropologist, New York University“A great read with everything children and their parents need to know about what happens to their recyclables once they leave the curb.”  —Christine McCoy, former board member, National Recycling Coalition“Brings the recycling process to life with a lively story and colorful illustrations. It will appeal to children that want to understand how their recycling is dealt and its importance—and mum and dad may even learn a thing or two!”  —Mike Webster, senior consultant, Waste Watch UK“Where Do Recyclable Materials Go?is a cleverly-written, thought-provoking children's book that will help educate the younger generation to be environmentally-responsible in an entertaining way.”  —Green Solutions Magazine