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Big Earth, Little Me

by Thom Wiley

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Printed with a recycled kraft paper cover and soy-based organic ink, this simple picture book with flaps is specifically made for young readers. With large, cutpaper collage illustrations and one sentence on each spread, new readers will enjoy this "zoomed-in" story about how helping the earth starts at home.… (more)
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  TUCC | Jan 11, 2017 |
Featuring bright, bold collage illustrations, a ‘lift the flaps’ format and simple text, Big Earth, Little Me provides a great introduction to the idea of helping the earth. Whether reminding youngsters to recycle, turn off the water when brushing their teeth, use a lunch box and draw on both sides of the paper or encouraging children to help in the garden, the message is simple, positive and clear.
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Printed with a recycled kraft paper cover and soy-based organic ink, this simple picture book with flaps is specifically made for young readers. With large, cutpaper collage illustrations and one sentence on each spread, new readers will enjoy this "zoomed-in" story about how helping the earth starts at home.

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