Kids vs. Plastic
By Julie Beer
Could everyday plastic hide a not-so-boring secret—and can young eco-detectives help solve it?
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What is Kids vs. Plastic about?
Plastic is everywhere—from bottles and bags to clothes and electronics—but much of it is used once and then discarded. This lively guide explores where plastic comes from, why it can harm wildlife and the environment, and how it became so common. Packed with surprising facts, real-life stories from explorers and scientists, and practical ideas for making sustainable swaps, it shows young readers how to reduce waste, rethink everyday choices and become part of the solution to plastic pollution.
About the author
Julie Beer is an author and editor who creates lively, fact-filled books for curious young readers. She has written about animals, space, national parks and other amazing subjects, often helping children discover surprising things about the world. Her popular books include Penguins vs. Puffins, Piglets vs. Pugs and titles from National Geographic Kids’ Weird But True! and 5,000 Awesome Facts series. Julie lives in California with her family and a collection of much-loved pets.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2020
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