Description:
This silly and informational picture book explores how ecosystems work and celebrates the interconnectedness of nature.
When you think of pee and poo, do you say ewww?
If you're a human, you probably flush your poo down the loo.
But in the wild, animal poo and pee
helps nature stay healthy, strong, and pollution-free!
This fun, informational picture book--just right for the youngest readers--pairs bright, graphic art and short, laugh-out-loud text to explore closed-loop, waste-free systems and celebrate the interconnectedness of the natural world.
Brief description:
Ariel Rutland is an award-winning designer and illustrator whose work focuses on themes of nature, curiosity, humor, and beauty in everyday objects. Apart, Together by Linda Booth Sweeney was her first book. When she isn't drawing and designing, she can be found playing in the backyard with her three young boys and husband in Yardley, Pennsylvania. You can visit her online at arielrutland.com.
Review Quotes:
"Pun-tastic reminder that in nature nothing, not even waste, goes to waste. High-spirited." - Kirkus Reviews
"A truly delightful book." - School Library Journal (starred review)