Garbage Collectors
Garbage Collectors by Jill Sherman, published by Rosen Publishing Group, Incorporated on July 30, 2019, is a 24-page exploration of the vital role that garbage collectors play in urban environments. This book presents an overview of the challenges faced by these workers, including the physical demands of lifting heavy bins and the early mornings and harsh weather conditions they endure. Through engaging text and full-color photographs, readers gain insight into the importance of this profession and the impact it has on communities.
In this edition, readers will discover what it takes to be a garbage collector, with fact boxes providing additional information to enhance understanding. The book focuses on the realities of waste management and the essential services provided by these workers. With a focus on juvenile nonfiction and careers, this title is designed to educate young readers about the significance of this often-overlooked profession.
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Food wrappers, plastic bottles, napkins, and crumpled-up homework…we create a lot of waste. For people living in cities around the world, garbage collectors come each week to pick up household waste. Not only do garbage collectors lift heavy bins hundreds of times each shift, they also have to wake up very early in the morning and work in harsh weather conditions. Readers will learn what it takes to be a garbage collector and why this difficult job is so important. Full-color photographs help readers understand what being a garbage collector requires and fact boxes provide them with additional information.
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