Overview

It's one of the most important items in any bathroom. But toilet paper often goes overlooked--until you need it! So who invented this household staple? How is it made? And how does it end up in homes--and bathrooms--around the world? Learn the answers and unravel the history of toilet paper in this informational book.

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Young learners will appreciate these explanations of how familiar objects are made. Each title covers the invention and early history of the object, manufacturing and delivery, and other interesting facts. Readers can learn about the world's tallest crayon or that sneakers have been around since 1832. Large photos and other images break up the text and support comprehension. The vibrant colors of different ice cream flavors and the various crayons pop off the page. Color is also used to draw attention to glossary words within the text. Other features include a table of contents, an index, and suggestions for books and websites for further reading. Directions for a related activity such as making your own crayons or designing your own sneakers complete each book. VERDICT This would be a useful series for looking at changes over time and also very helpful for discussing raw materials and finished products.--Suzanne Costner, Fairview Elementary School, TN ""School Library Journal""

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Gloria Koster is a school librarian and an author of many children's books. She belongs to the Children's Book Committee of Bank Street College of Education. Gloria enjoys both city and country life, dividing her time between New York City and the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts. She has three adult children and a bunch of energetic grandkids.

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