Clean Up!

by Nathan Bryon
Clean Up! cover
Good Books rating 4.33
Children's Fiction
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  • ID: 792
  • Added: 2025-09-20
  • Updated: 2025-10-03
  • ISBN: 9780241345900
  • Publisher: Penguin UK
  • Published: 2020-07-23
  • Formats: 11
  • Reviews: 3
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When Rocket visits her grandparents on a Caribbean island, she is dismayed to find it plagued by plastic pollution threatening the local sea life. Determined to make a difference, she embarks on a mission to clean up the island and inspire others to join her cause. This timely and inspiring story is a sequel to the bestselling and award-winning book Look Up!, showcasing the power of individual action in protecting our environment. /n/nClean Up! is a beautifully illustrated picture book that highlights the importance of environmental conservation and community effort. Through Rocket's journey, young readers will learn about the impact of pollution and the small but significant steps they can take to help preserve our planet. The book's engaging narrative and vibrant artwork make it an essential read for children and adults alike.

Reviews
Books for Topics · 2020-09-01
delightful 4.50

This picture book is a delightful read with a powerful message that resonates deeply. The story is both engaging and educational, making it a standout choice for young readers.

This picture book is a delightful read that combines a charming story with a powerful message about environmental responsibility. The reviewer found the book to be an absolute pleasure to read, highlighting its ability to engage young readers while delivering an important lesson. The story's authenticity and the way it addresses environmental issues make it a valuable addition to any child's library. The reviewer particularly appreciated the book's ability to make complex topics accessible and relatable to young audiences.

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    This picture book was an absolute pleasure to read and delivered a delightful story with a powerful message to match.

    The book's representation of an authentic, well-drawn black family is welcome in picture books.

    It's lovely to see how my son identifies himself with Rocket and her family.

Candid Cocoa · 2020-08-31
refreshing 4.00

The chatty tone and quirky story structure will be familiar to fans of the author's previous work. The book's refreshing approach and engaging narrative make it a standout choice.

The reviewer notes that Nathan Bryon's chatty tone and quirky story structure will be familiar to children who have read his previous work, such as 'Look Up!'. This familiarity adds a comforting and engaging element to the story, making it feel fresh and enjoyable. The reviewer appreciates the book's refreshing approach to storytelling and its ability to capture the attention of young readers. The narrative's engaging quality makes it a standout choice for both parents and educators looking for engaging and meaningful content.

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    Nathan's chatty tone and quirky story structure will be familiar to children who have read Look Up!

    It still feels so refreshingly of the moment.

    This book will definitely have a place in my classroom!

Just Imagine · 2019-06-12
triumph 4.50

This picture book is a triumph that challenges stereotypes and celebrates biodiversity. It highlights important environmental issues in a way that is both accessible and impactful.

The reviewer praises Nathan Bryon's latest picture book as a real triumph, noting its ability to challenge stereotypes and celebrate biodiversity. The book's focus on environmental issues is particularly commendable, as it addresses these topics in a way that is both accessible and impactful for young readers. The reviewer appreciates the book's positive representation of a black family, which adds authenticity and depth to the story. This combination of engaging storytelling and meaningful themes makes the book a valuable addition to any child's collection.

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    Nathan Bryon's latest picture book is a real triumph, which once again challenges stereotypes and celebrates biodiversity.

    Whilst highlighting important environmental issues, it addresses these topics in a way that is both accessible and impactful.

    The book's positive representation of a black family adds authenticity and depth to the story.

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