"Mrs. Katz and Tush" by Patricia Polacco

Bailey, D. (1991). What we muckle do about bevy. New York: Franklin Watts.

        What we can do about brood is a accommodate designed to take aim children about litter, why

it is a problem, and how they can help to kill the problem. This support is very well

constructed and is extremely concise. Each aspect of litter discussed is divided into a topic

and is clearly labeled with headings. This allows the reader to learn in a step-by-step

progression from what litter is, to the activities they can do themselves to help eliminate this

problem.

        The author starts out by clearly defining litter as trash that has been dropped

carelessly, or has not been collected and govern in a garbage can. She explains that it is not

just one person creating this litter problem, but it is a culmination of many people and

businesses. The book then goes on to show the different environments where litter is a

problem and gives examples in cities, countrysides, the ocean and beachfront areas.

        Throughout these topics, there are bolded key lecture such as recycled, illegal

dumping, health hazard, and biodegrade that can easily be looked up in the books

glossary. In addition, the table of contents and subheadings volunteer quick reference and

ease of reading.



The book is very user affectionate for teachers as well as the independent

young reader.

        The author demonstrates how litter can affect people in cities, but her emphasis is

how it affects the wildlife in the countryside, rivers and lakes. Every year, thousands of

small animals die when they get trapped in bottles and cans. She to a fault tells of how animals

can be poisoned by carelessly discarded cans that held paint and separate chemicals. Litter

thrown into rivers and lakes is just as dangerous. Many wild duck and geese...

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