Rubbish? - Linda Newbery

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Résumé :
What can we do with all this stuff that nobody wants? This lively picture book shows very young children that upcycling can be fun!

Make fir cones into little owls and paper plates into animal masks. Turn a cardboard box into a fantastic castle and odd socks into fun puppets. You can even use an old sink to make a wonderful wildlife pond, with water lilies and even frogs.

Follow Dragonfly Nursery as they get creative and discover the fun of ' upcycling' . Simple Make-It instructions are included.

Rubbish? Not any more!...

Biographie:
Linda Newbery has published widely for young readers and adults, with titles including the Costa Children's winner Set in Stone. Her previous picture book is Posy, illustrated by Catherine Rayner. As well as writing, she now spends much of her time campaigning for animal and environmental causes such as Compassion in World Farming, Feed Our Future and the League Against Cruel Sports. This Book is Cruelty Free - Animals and Us, for teenagers and adults, is a guide to compassionate living. She lives in Oxfordshire. Katie Rewse is an illustrator based in Bournemouth, England, where she studied for both her BA and MA in illustration. Climate Action, by Georgina Stevens, illustrated by Katie Rewse, was longlisted for the Blue Peter Book Awards and was one of Waterstones' children's books of the month. Katie is particularly interested in how illustration can be used to inspire positive change and she finds inspiration in the outdoors, travel and adventure....