Little Toy Tribe

See Inside: Rubbish and Recycling

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$14.8 $20 In stock

This flap book explores where rubbish comes from and how glass, metal, plastics and paper can be remade into new things — plus what happens to everything that isn't recycled, across colourful double-page spreads.

Details

  • Author: Alex Frith
  • Publisher: Usborne
  • Format: Hardcover
  • ISBN: 9781409507413
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

My 4-year-old loves lifting the flaps to see how glass gets crushed into new jars, and the landfill page actually got him asking about where our bin bags go. The sturdy board book pages hold up well to repeated use.

Thomas R. ★★★★☆

My 7-year-old loves lifting all the flaps to see how a glass bottle becomes a new jar—it's kept her occupied for ages. Only wish the book had a few more pages to cover composting in the same detail.

Aurora ★★★★☆

We got this to explain recycling to my 5-year-old, and the flap for glass bottles being melted down is her favorite part. It does a solid job keeping her engaged without being too preachy, though some flaps are a bit delicate for eager little hands.