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The Mess That We Made
Author:
Michelle Lord
Publisher:
Flashlight Press
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Year:
2020
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The Mess That We Made explores the environmental impact of trash and plastic on the ocean and marine life, and it inspires kids to do their part to combat pollution. Simple, rhythmic wording builds to a crescendo (This is the mess that we made. These are the fish that swim in the mess that we made.) and the vibrant digital artwork captures the disaster that is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Children can imagine themselves as one of the four multi-ethnic occupants of the little boat surrounded by swirling plastic in the middle of the ocean, witnessing the cycle of destruction and the harm it causes to plants, animals, and humans. The first half of the book portrays the growing magnitude of the issue, and the second half rallies children and adults to make the necessary changes to save our oceans. Facts about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, ocean pollution, and how kids can help are included in the back matter.

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For my husband the original recycler And for th - photo 2

For my husband the original recycler And for the children Seas the day - photo 3

For my husband the original recycler And for the children Seas the day - photo 4

For my husband the original recycler And for the children Seas the day - photo 5

For my husband,
the original recycler.
And for the children.
Seas the day do your part
to protect our oceans! -ML

To my parents who always
supported me. -JB

All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction,
in whole or in part, in any form. Cataloging-in-Publication data
is available from the Library of Congress.

First Edition January 2020

Printed in China on eco-friendly paper, and in compliance with
the ISO 14001 environmental management system.

Hardcover 9781947277144 ePDF 9781947277151 EPUB 9781947277168 KF8 9781947277175

Editor: Shari Dash Greenspan Graphic Design: The Virtual Paintbrush
This book was typeset in Omorika. The illustrations were created digitally.

Distributed by IPG Flashlight Press 527 Empire Blvd., Brooklyn, NY 11225 FlashlightPress.com

THIS is the mess that we made.

These are the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

This is the seal
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

This is the net that catches the seal that eats the fish that swim in - photo 9

This is the net
that catches the seal,
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

This is the boat of welded steel that dumps the net that catches the - photo 10

This is the boat of welded steel,
that dumps the net,
that catches the seal,
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

This is the current that swirls through the bay that rocks the boat of - photo 11

This is the current that swirls through the bay,
that rocks the boat of welded steel,
that dumps the net,
that catches the seal,
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

This is the turtle, green and gray,
that rides the current through the bay,

that rocks the boat of welded steel that dumps the net that catches the - photo 14

that rocks the boat of welded steel,
that dumps the net,
that catches the seal,
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

This is the plastic thrown away that traps the turtle green and gray - photo 15

This is the plastic, thrown away,
that traps the turtle, green and gray,
that rides the current through the bay,

that rocks the boat of welded steel that dumps the net that catches the - photo 16

that rocks the boat of welded steel,
that dumps the net,
that catches the seal,
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

This is the landfill growing each day that spills the plastic thrown away - photo 17

This is the landfill, growing each day,
that spills the plastic, thrown away,
that traps the turtle, green and gray,
that rides the current through the bay,
that rocks the boat of welded steel,

that dumps the net that catches the seal that eats the fish that swim - photo 18

that dumps the net,
that catches the seal,
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

We are the people at work and at play that stuff the landfill growing each - photo 19

We are the people at work and at play that stuff the landfill growing each - photo 20

We are the people at work and at play,
that stuff the landfill, growing each day,
that spills the plastic thrown away,
that traps the turtle, green and gray,
that rides the current through the bay,
that rocks the boat of welded steel,
that dumps the net,
that catches the seal,
that eats the fish
that swim in the mess that we made.

Look at the mess that we made.

BUT we are the ones who can save the day reduce our waste at work and at - photo 22

BUT we are the ones who can save the day reduce our waste at work and at - photo 23

BUT we are the ones who can save the day,
reduce our waste at work and at play,
recycle the plastic thrown away,

to shrink the landfill without delay.

We rescue the turtle, green and gray,

and haul the garbage from the bay.

We protest the boat of welded steel collect the nets and free the seal - photo 29

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