Justine McKeen, Eat Your Beets (Orca Echoes)

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Blatzo took the kitten from inside his shirt and set it on the ground. It ran toward the mother cat. And they always get us in trouble. You can help us, too.

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Soon, Justine forms a plan using the wasted food as a way to save the environment while also helping the stray cat and her kittens. Reducing the portions of food given to kids in the school cafeteria will lower the amount of waste the school produces. And by donating the leftover food to a local animal shelter, more resources will be available to care for the homeless animals of the community.

Justine knows this new idea will help save the planet.

She just needs to convince everybody else of it, too! The initiative Justine displays in this story is endearing, and her efforts to help the environment are creative and ambitious.

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Justine McKeen, Eat Your Beets shows readers how a little consideration and small changes in day-to-day living can make a big impact. Her spirit, however, can be admired, and her desire to help her community is inspiring.