NONFICTION

Loop de Loop: Circular ­Solutions for a Waste-Free World

Groundwood. Sept. 2024. 40p. Tr $19.99. ISBN 9781773069418.
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PreS-Gr 3–Circles are ever-present in nature. Readers are called on to join in “building a loop de loop world where the cycle of nature is our guide.” Going beyond recycling, the text asks readers to rethink the notion of what the world needs and how to “design waste out of the system.” In an upbeat tone, Curtis makes the case that using, and overusing, the world’s resources is not sustainable. Myriad ideas are provided to help young people join in a waste-free world and the larger schema is presented, giving them a clear sense of direction for a “loop de loop” to become a reality. Back matter includes organizations, resources, and a glossary for further learning.
VERDICT Actionable steps are clearly outlined, and hope is offered in this bright and optimistic title. Highly recommended for sharing in all library collections.

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