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Estabrook Elementary School on March
27, 2009.
Coach Pedro,
Thank you for your important message
you share with our students. We
chose to support the SOS Community
Service organization as the charity
we to support in Coach Pedro's
honor.
Sincerely,
Sue B Smith
This
form is to verify that Coach
Amarildo Pedro spoke at
Estabrook Elementary School
on March 27, 2009.
The school
has chosen to donate $___100________
to the charity _SOS Community
Service_______________________________
in lieu of Coach Pedro’s speaking
fee.
Signed
__________Pat DeRossett___________________________________
Date___________May 11, 2009____________________________________
2009 GREEN BOOK
FESTIVAL NAMES WINNERS
LOS ANGELES (April 20, 2009) _ The
2009 Green Book Festival has named
Saci Lloyd’s “The Carbon Diaries:
2015” as the grand prize winner
of its annual competition honoring
books that contribute to greater
understanding, respect for and
positive action on the changing
worldwide environment.
Lloyd’s novel details the world of
sixteen-year-old Laura Brown, who
lives in a carbon-constrained U.K.
where everything from heat to
transportation to the daily shower
is regulated by government-issued
points. In a world gone eco-mad, and
with the highest-category storm in
history headed straight for her,
Laura clings to her band, the Dirty
Angels, and dreams of a normal life.
For its vivid portrayal of a world
that may become the new normal is
short order, and for its
page-turning way of bringing the
reality of the environment’s
possible future understandable to
the average reader, the judges have
awarded “The Carbon Diaries: 2015”
the grand prize of $1500. The prize
and other winners will be honored in
Los Angeles at a private Earth Day
reception.
Other winners in the competition:
CHILDREN’S
BOOKS
WINNER: “The Tree,” by Dan Lyonds,
illustrated by David Danioth
RUNNER-UPS:
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“Sprout Your Own
Sweet Scents,” Chronicle Books
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“The New 50
Simple Things Kids Can Do To
Save The Earth,” by The
EarthWorks Group, illustrations
by Michele Montez and Lorraine
Bodger
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“Baby Turtle’s
Tale” – Elle J. McGuinness,
illustrated by Romi Caron
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“Dot’s Lot,” by
Mary Ann Mitchell, illustrated
by Sharon Grey
HONORABLE
MENTIONS:
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“Bee & Me,” by
Elle J. McGuiness, illustrated
by Heather Brown
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“Green Start:
Your Food,” by Sally Hewitt
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“Discover The
Amazon,” by Lauri Berkenkamp,
illustrated by Blair Shedd
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“What Bluebirds
Do,” by Pamela F. Kirby
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“Lions, Tigers &
Bearts, “ by Ron Hirschi,
photographs by Thomas D.
Mangelsen
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“The Greening
Book: Being A Friend To Planet
Earth,” by Ellen Sabin
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“20 Easy Ways To Help Save
The Earth,’ by Coach Pedro &
Susan Adam Rita, illustrations
by Murilo Pruner
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“Stuff! Reduce,
Reuse, Recycle,” by Steven
Kroll, illustrated by Steve Cox
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“10 Things I Can
Do To Help My World,” by Melanie
Walsh
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“Colonel Trash
Truck,” by Kathleen Crawley,
illustrated by Manuel Conde
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BARNES & NOBLE
Welcome Coach Pedro - Introducing 20 Easy Ways to Help
Save the Earth
Coach Pedro:
20 Easy Ways To Help Save The Earth
Author
Event (Children's, Nature)
Saturday April 18, 2009 11:00 AM
20 EASY WAYS TO SAVE THE EARTH is
a book full of great ideas to put into practice that will help
you change little things and have a great impact. The main
reason for this book is to educate, inspire, and empower
children to protect the environment.
Written and illustrated in a fun way, Ways to Save the Earth
is a book for the whole family to enjoy and share important
ideas. We all share this EARTH, so let us take good care of it.
Coach Pedro Special Guest Storytime
20 Easy Ways
to Help Save The Earth
Saturday April 18,
2009 1:00 PM
Coach Pedro will read
and sign - 20 EASY WAYS TO SAVE THE EARTH. A book full of great
ideas to put into practice that will help you change little
things and have a great impact. The main reason for this book is
to educate, inspire, and empower children to protect the
environment. Written and illustrated in a fun way, Ways to Save
the Earth is a book for the whole family to enjoy and share
important ideas. We all share this EARTH, so let us take good
care of it. |