No More Plastic

Praise for No More Plastic 2022 Green Earth Book Award Honor Book 2022 Shining Willow finalist 2022 OLA Forest of Reading Blue Spruce Award Honour Book 2021 Globe and Mail Kids books gift guide: Find new ways for young readers to explore the world selection 2021 CCBC Best Books for Kids & Teens Fall Selection 2021 Open Book feature "Alma Fullerton Uses Literal Plastic Trash to Advocate for a Plastic-Free Future in Her Inspiring New Picture Book" CBC Books "Sustainability and the Environment Fall 2023 Selection STARRED REVIEW Among the best of the recent books about ocean plastic thanks to its positive approach and practical suggestions included at the end, this title would work well as a group read-aloud.A gentle, effective presentation of an environmental disaster.Kirkus Starred Review Every aspect of the books illustrations is created from plastic except for the sand, which Fullerton imported from P.E.I.The result is visually stunningQuill & Quire [A] clear environmental message about how damaging plastic is to our environment. Isleys earnest persistence to get rid of plastic is admirable. For libraries in need of a strong environmental message for their youngest readers. School Library Journal The vibrant, richly coloured illustrations are lush and beautifully textured, and the fact that Fullerton used repurposed plastic to create them increases their impact[T]his vivid and inspiring book is a compelling call to action and a powerful reminder that we canand must!all make a difference.Atlantic Books No More Plastic is an inspiring story of perseverance with an important lesson that one little person can make a big difference. The intriguing illustrationsdiorama art made out of plastic waste, sand, and mosshelp tell the story and drive home the message.Hakai Magazine Author-illustrator Alma Fullertons passion for the environment shines through in No More Plastic[The story] demonstrates the positive impacts of changes we can all make for the good of the environment.Green Teacher [T]he use of diorama art made from plastic waste by the illustrator really brought the book full circle Isley is in all of us.Mrs. Book Dragon The illustrations in this fun picture book were made from plastic waste, and I found that amazing. I recommend this book. I read it multiple times and noticed new things in the illustrations each time!Viviane age 9, Kids BookBuzz An empowering story about a girl who finds a way to make a difference in her community, with information that may inspire kids to take action themselves.A Kids Book A Day [A]n important picture book which delivers a vital message that cannot be ignored any longer. Highly recommended!Metroland Toronto Alma Fullerton, a fierce and dedicated protector of the environment [u]sing 'repurposed plastic, sand, and moss'creates brilliant images for the illustrations in this fine bookReading books like No More Plastic brings an awareness to a young generation and is absolutely essential for their future.Sals Fiction Addiction No More Plastic is a call to action for all readers to re-examine their relationship with plastic, especially single use plastic and to start making better choices for the sake of the future of the earth.Storytime with Stephanie No More Plasticis an extraordinary story, beautiful and sad, and with a lot of hope, showing how the positive voice of one person can change a community.@littlefreelibrarygrahamnc

Alma Fullerton was first known for her award-winning free-verse novels for juvenile and young-adult readers, including the Governor Generals Award-nominated Libertad. Since then, her picture books about children around the world have also won national and international awards, including a White Ravens Choice and a Bank Street Best Book for A Good Trade, and a USBBY Outstanding International Book for When the Rain Comes. Most recently, No More Plastic! was an honor book for the Green Earth Book Award and a finalist for both the OLA Forest of Reading Blue Spruce Award and the SYRCA Shining Willow Award. Alma lives in Prince Edward Island with her husband, her service dog, Gibson, and her own herd of mischievous goats. Alma Fullerton was first known for her award-winning free-verse novels for juvenile and young-adult readers, including the Governor Generals Award-nominated Libertad. Since then, her picture books about children around the world have also won national and international awards, including a White Ravens Choice and a Bank Street Best Book for A Good Trade, and a USBBY Outstanding International Book for When the Rain Comes. Most recently, No More Plastic! was an honor book for the Green Earth Book Award and a finalist for both the OLA Forest of Reading Blue Spruce Award and the SYRCA Shining Willow Award. Alma lives in Prince Edward Island with her husband, her service dog, Gibson, and her own herd of mischievous goats.