The Baby Red Squirrel Rescue (Animal Adventure Club 3)

by Michelle Sloan, Hannah George (Illustrator)

Overview

If there's a wild animal in trouble, the Animal Adventure Club is here to help!

Isla, Buzz, Gracie and Lexi love helping the rangers at their local nature reserve — and they love animals! When they go on an island camping trip, they find three lost baby squirrels. But the Animal Adventure Club's boat has floated away and they're stranded! Can the team conquer their worry and disappointment and pull together to rescue themselves and the little red squirrels?

This heart-warming adventure story about friendship and nature is perfect for all animal-loving children who enjoy the Critters Club and Magic Animal Rescue books.

The latest book in this exciting new series for young environmentalists follows the adventures of the Animal Adventure Club as they care for wild animals, and learn about themselves along the way.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781782506669
Publisher:	Floris Books
Publication date:	11/17/2020
Series:	Animal Adventure Club Series
Pages:	112
Product dimensions:	5.10(w) x 7.80(h) x (d)
Age Range:	6 - 10 Years

About the Author

Michelle Sloan was born and brought up in Edinburgh but now lives with her family in sunny Broughty Ferry near Dundee, Scotland. She trained as a primary school teacher and has also studied drama and arts journalism. She is the author of The Fourth Bonniest Baby in Dundee and This Bonny Baby, as well as the first two books in the Animal Adventure Club series, The Baby Deer Rescue and The Baby Otter Rescue. Hannah George is a freelance illustrator living and working on the south coast of England. She creates her illustrations using a combination of watercolour, pencil, ink and digital process, in a fluid, dynamic way. She has illustrated several children's picture books, including the first book in the Animal Adventure Club series, The Baby Deer Rescue.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for Baby Deer Rescue (Animal Adventure Club 1):

'While this book certainly will appeal to animal lovers, it also does a nice job of injecting expected norms for working successfully in a group and the importance of accepting others and being empathic.'
– Youth Services Book Review

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