Full Product Details
Author: Kate Wheeler ,
Trent Huntington
Publisher: Holiday House Inc
Imprint: Holiday House Inc
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 0.60cm
, Length: 22.80cm
Weight: 0.193kg
ISBN: 9780823454914
ISBN 10: 0823454916
Pages: 80
Publication Date: 01 August 2023
Recommended Age: From 10 to 14 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
[A] must-read in science classes with environmental units. -School Library Connection Upbeat and optimistic. . . . -Kirkus Reviews
"★ ""Its appealing format, relatable characters, fun premise, and informative content make it an excellent choice for all collections.""—School Library Journal, Starred Review ""These snack-size history lessons—rendered in eye-catching color and easy-to-follow paneling interspersed with brief instructional guides—employ lightly slapstick humor to deliver digestible informational fare.""—Publishers Weekly ""Wheeler and Huntington have done a superb job of presenting these informative concepts and ideas in a sophisticated way while keeping the story entertaining with thoughtful illustrations and insightful storytelling. And the information is abundant: not only do they learn about historical practices but they encounter the effects of the invention of plastics and meet current legislators working on curbing pollution. Informative, empowering, and inspiring for young climate activists.""—Booklist ""[A] must-read in science classes with environmental units.""—School Library Connection ""Upbeat and optimistic. . . .""—Kirkus Reviews"
"""These snack-size history lessons—rendered in eye-catching color and easy-to-follow paneling interspersed with brief instructional guides—employ lightly slapstick humor to deliver digestible informational fare.""—Publishers Weekly ""Wheeler and Huntington have done a superb job of presenting these informative concepts and ideas in a sophisticated way while keeping the story entertaining with thoughtful illustrations and insightful storytelling. And the information is abundant: not only do they learn about historical practices but they encounter the effects of the invention of plastics and meet current legislators working on curbing pollution. Informative, empowering, and inspiring for young climate activists.""—Booklist ""[A] must-read in science classes with environmental units.""—School Library Connection ""Upbeat and optimistic. . . .""—Kirkus Reviews"
Author Information
Kate Wheeler formerly known as Katie is a cartoonist based in Seattle, WA. She's a frequent contributor to The Nib and The Washington Post. Her illustrations and comics have been featured in Shameless Magazine, Bravery Magazine, The America Library Association Magazine, Real Change and many other publications.
