Official Review: No Place for Eco-Sinners by Racheal Bates

[ALynnPowers]

I might, I'm not sure yet and I'd have to buy a photocopier first

Or a scanner. But either way, it's a bit troublesome, huh?

[CapeBretonBookLover]

I might, I'm not sure yet and I'd have to buy a photocopier first

Or a scanner. But either way, it's a bit troublesome, huh?

Yeah, every time I draw anything by hand I can't use it on a computer without a scanner, I have to use microsoft paint for all my book covers (I had photoshop but it was only a free trial).

[ALynnPowers]

That's pretty amazing if you make those with MS Paint. I like an online picture editor/photo software thing. Called ipiccy. You should check that one out.

[CapeBretonBookLover]

That's pretty amazing if you make those with MS Paint. I like an online picture editor/photo software thing. Called ipiccy. You should check that one out.

ipiccy? Thanks, I'll check it out

By the way, you might also like the free online photo editors called lunapic and fotor

[ALynnPowers]

That's pretty amazing if you make those with MS Paint. I like an online picture editor/photo software thing. Called ipiccy. You should check that one out.

ipiccy? Thanks, I'll check it out

By the way, you might also like the free online photo editors called lunapic and fotor

Thanks! I'll check thoae out as well. I do enjoy free things.

[PashaRu]

Hmm, I guess I missed this one. Sounds like a strange book, to be honest. There is an author named Rebecca McNutt who writes similar books - I mean, all about environmental issues and such. Might this be the same author using a different name? I reviewed one of her books last year.

[ALynnPowers]

Maybe the same person. It might be a secret though. Shhhh....

[PashaRu]

Okay, I won't tell anyone. Sorry.

[ALynnPowers]

What? Huh? I don't even know what you are talking about!!

[PashaRu]

Yeah, this is the usual response I get.

[ALynnPowers]

It's been a while since I read this book, but I just want to comment that I really love this author's artwork. So cute!

[kingpanel]

Reduce waste by selecting reusable products rather than disposable items. Purchasing products with minimal packaging (including economies of scale, meaning to you) will help reduce waste. As long as you can recover paper,kingaluc plastic, newspaper, glass and aluminum cans.