by Joanne Linden (Author), Estrellita Caracol (Illustrator)
"An excellent addition to any environmentally conscious collection" - Children's Lit
When the community comes together to clean up the town's riverfront, an artist and her child see more than just scrap - they see possibility. With hammers, chisels, and sparks of creativity, they transform discarded metal into something truly special.
- Inspires creativity and upcycling through found-object art
- Encourages teamwork and environmental stewardship
- Includes educational endnotes about water pollution and the inspiration behind the book
Author Biography
Joanne Linden grew up in Kinney, a small town in northern Minnesota, USA, where everyone knew each other and children spent their free time at the small library or playing outside. Joanne loved to read picture books. She still does! Today, she lives in the woods of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA, and is the author of many books for children.
When Estrellita Caracol was a child, she loved stars, books and cutting out shapes from paper . . . and none of that has changed! She studied graphic design until she realized that what she liked the most was telling stories through her art. Estrellita lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with her son and three cuddly cats. She loves to travel and make collages with artists young and old wherever she goes.
Number of Pages: 32
Dimensions: 0.3 x 9.5 x 9.9 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: May 16, 2022
