Clean Up!
By Nathan Bryon
Rocket’s dream beach holiday takes a shocking turn when plastic threatens the Caribbean’s sea life.
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.41
From 17 readers
What do our readers think of Clean Up!? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy Rocket’s energy, the colourful illustrations and the idea that they can help protect animals and the planet. They also like the practical ideas for keeping beaches and oceans clean, although some find the environmental message a little strong.
What does the Pageticker team say about Clean Up!?
Clean Up! is a bright, heartfelt sequel that gives Rocket another big mission, this time tackling plastic pollution on a Caribbean beach. Nathan Bryon and Dapo Adeola balance lively family scenes, useful facts and a satisfying can do spirit, making this an excellent choice for curious young eco-activists.
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What is Clean Up! about?
Rocket is thrilled to visit her grandparents in the Caribbean, eager for beach adventures. However, she is dismayed to find the shores littered with plastic waste, endangering local sea life. Determined to make a difference, Rocket rallies the community to clean up the beach and protect the environment. This inspiring picture book highlights the impact one person can have and encourages young readers to take action for a cleaner world.
About the author
Nathan Bryon is a fun and creative British author and actor. He is best known for writing the popular 'Look Up!' series, which follows Rocket, a girl who loves space and adventure. Nathan enjoys making stories that inspire children to dream big and be curious about the world around them.
Discussion ideas around Clean Up!
Rocket takes action: What makes Rocket decide that she cannot simply ignore the rubbish on the beach?
Looking after sea life: How does plastic waste affect the animals in the story, and what might the beach be like without it?
Teamwork: How do Rocket, her family and the community help one another, and what can people achieve together that might be difficult alone?
Small changes: Which of the ideas for protecting the environment would be easiest for your family to try, and why?
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2020
First published
2020
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