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Distributor: Random House, Inc. Availability: Available On Sale Date: Apr 11, 2023 Carton Quantity: 38 -
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Maisy's Recycling TruckBy (author): Lucy Cousins Illustrated by: Lucy CousinsLucy Cousins ,Illustrated by :
Lucy CousinsImprint:
CandlewickISBN:
9781536230741Product Form:
Board bookBoard bookEnglishAudience:
Children: Age (years) 3, Grade (US) PApr 11, 2023$10.99 CAD
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5.38in x 6.94 x 0.56 in | 0.48 lbPage Count:
18 pagesCandlewickJUVENILE FICTION / Transportation / Cars & Trucks- Description
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Get your empty bottles and cans ready—Maisy’s here to recycle them! A shaped-board-book adventure to please every truck-loving fan.
It’s trash day today, and here come Maisy and Tallulah in a big, noisy recycling truck. Quick, Charley, they’re only one house away! Whoosh—his bin goes up into the truck. Next it’s Cyril’s bottles and cans, making a clink-clank-clunk noise. Eddie’s old cardboard gets squished, and Dotty adds her yogurt and juice containers to the mix. Everyone’s on board to send their old things to a factory to be made into new things. Recycling can be fun!Recycling 101 from everyone’s favorite mouse! It’s a primer, and it’s never too early to teach children the importance of helping out.
—School Library Journal
