S: Recycle Planet By Ethan Rice
BC: This book is written for children. My hope is that every child that reads this will decide that it is important to recycle. Author, Ethan Rice Enka High School Candler, North Carolina
FC: RECYCLE PLANET Written and Illustrated by Ethan Rice
1: Recycle Planet Written and Illustrated by Ethan Rice
2: The Earth, a beautiful planet and the one we call home. | The Earth flows beautifully with water. Sweet beautiful water. The essence of water life.
3: The water, where aquatic life swim free.
4: It is in danger of AQUATICGEDDON.! AQUATICGEDDON, the end of water life.
5: This is bad, just as bad as vile air pollution.
6: Air pollution, the attack on oxygen. | Dangerous as it destroys the ozone layer. Acid rain destroys forests.
7: Ozone the cloud cover blocking the sun's dangerous UV rays. | As dangerous as FIRE.
8: UV rays hurt people. They be as bad as landfills that are overflowing with garbage that won't decay. | Half as bad as a black hole.
9: A black hole, The infinite void. | Deadly as a nuclear bomb. An air pollution bomb.
10: All of this can be avoided. | Just recycle.
11: Recycling is easy and it is important to saving our planet.
12: Recycling is important to stop water pollution. Don't litter or cause oil spills.
13: Litter and oil spills kill aquatic life and air pollution is the embodiment of solar death!
14: You know what must be done. Landfills must stop rising. This can only happen by recycling. These landfills will stop getting bigger if we all start to recycle. All of the time.
15: Recycle cans, bottles, plastic, and paper. You can also plant seeds to have more trees grow. Oxygen comes from trees, after all.
16: Recycling cans add more metal for us to use. These can be recycled over and over and we don't need to add them to our landfills.
17: All of this shall protect and serve the Earth.
18: The Earth deserves protection in order to protect and conserve our galaxy.
19: Dedication: To my family and friends, especially my mom Debi Rice who is always there for me. A special thanks to Nicole Cianciola, Tonya Robinson, Hollie Greene, Mary Ann Manis, Cindy Reeves, Jan Ianniello, and Chris McRobers for all of their help at Enka High School.