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Picnic at the Seaside on Holiday: Coloured Version
By Carol Sutters and William Fong
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“Book is suitable for 6-11 year old.”
In this book, the children encounter plastic rubbish when they go for a picnic by the seaside. They learn that plastic does not decompose and that plastic can cause harm to sea creatures. Kate and Tom learn about recycling plastic and how we should try to use less plastic to save the environment.Author
Carol Sutters
A pharmacist and grandmother who wishes to assist children navigate life by working with nature to save the planet.
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