Saving seal : the plastic predicament

Resource Information

The work Saving seal : the plastic predicament represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Randwick City Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.

Label

Saving seal : the plastic predicament

Title remainder

the plastic predicament

Statement of responsibility

Diane Jackson Hill ; illustrated by Craig Smith

Creator

• Jackson Hill, Diane

Contributor

• Smith, Craig, 1955-

Author

• Jackson Hill, Diane

Illustrator

• Smith, Craig, 1955-

Subject

• Grandparent and child -- Juvenile fiction
• Marine animals -- Juvenile fiction
• Marine pollution -- Juvenile fiction
• Picture books for children
• Plastic marine debris -- Environmental aspects -- Juvenile fiction
• Seals (Animals) -- Juvenile fiction
• Australian fiction
• Environmental protection -- Citizen participation -- Juvenile fiction

Genre

• Picture books for children
• Juvenile fiction
• Australian fiction

Language

eng

Summary

Seal has made his home in the waters of a coastal village, but he often finds himself trapped and ensnared in the plastic rubbish filling the Bay. Fortunately, he is rescued by Lizzie and Grandpa Dave. Lizzie and Grandpa Dave are motivated to do something about cleaning up their Bay and saving the marine life who are being threatened more and more by the rubbish found in the Bay and on their beaches. They encourage the towns people to join them in their fight against plastic pollution devastating their beaches and harming marine life. This is a story about how we can make a change, about cooperation and making the right choices and making them now

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary form

fiction

Target audience

preschool