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No more plastic
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No more plastic
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When she sees a beached whale that has starved to death after ingesting plastic, a young girl named Isley is inspired to adopt a plastic-free lifestyle, encouraging her family to join her. When people start falling back into old habits, Isley builds a plastic sculpture of a whale that inspires lasting change.
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Authors
Fullerton, Alma
Subjects
Plastics--Environmental aspects--Fiction.
Plastic scrap--Environmental aspects--Fiction.
Marine pollution--Fiction.
Plastic marine debris--Environmental aspects--Fiction.
Environmental responsibility--Fiction.
Blue Spruce 2022
Language
English