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Justine, it takes planning, parent volunteers and permission slips. You can also start a bicycle train, and it’s just as much fun. Here’s a website with all you need to get started: www.walkingschoolbus.org .
    Chapter Ten
    It’s a little thing, but did you notice that Justine decided she was going to pick up litter while the dog kept her company in the park. Keep your eyes open for any pieces of litter you see. If every student in your school picked up one piece of litter a day, that would make a huge difference.
    Chapter Twelve
    Have a fun discussion with your teacher about when it might be appropriate for students to try to influence grown-ups by marching in a public place with signs.
    Chapter Thirteen
    Here’s a rule to always follow: Never smooch mirrors at school. You never know if the janitor uses toilet water to clean them off.
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    Sigmund Brouwer is the bestselling author of many books for children and young adults. Sigmund loves visiting schools and talking with youth of all ages about reading and writing. Justine McKeen, Walk the Talk is the second title in his new series about Justine and her efforts to create a greener community. He also has a new book for teachers and parents called Rock & Roll Literacy . Sigmund lives in Red Deer, Alberta, and Nashville, Tennessee.