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Leatherback Blues: The Wild Place Adventure Series

Leatherback Blues: The Wild Place Adventure Series

Published in
2018
3.69
on Goodreads (13)

Description

Robin is kidnapped by dangerous poachers while trying to save leatherback turtles in Central America. Robin Green is carrying on her work rescuing vulnerable animals at The Wild Place Animal Shelter when she and Zo-Zo get an amazing chance to help protect sea turtles in Central America. Worried about the bugs, the heat, and the threat of poachers, Robin faces her fears and travels there with Zo-Zo, her brother, Squirm, and her eccentric grandmother, Griff. It only takes one scorpion sting before Robin wants to go home, but the unbelievable sight of a leatherback turtle laying eggs on the beach changes her mind. Just when the group starts making progress, the poachers strike back. Suddenly, the turtles aren't the only ones who need rescuing! Can Robin and Zo-Zo find a way out?
Age
9-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
176 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Environmental Awareness: 'Leatherback Blues' is part of The Wild Place Adventure Series that focuses on environmental issues. Reading this book can increase your understanding of the challenges faced by leatherback turtles and the importance of conservation efforts.
  • Engaging Storyline: Karen Hood-Caddy crafts an engaging and adventurous storyline that keeps readers hooked. The journey of the protagonist alongside the plight of the leatherback turtles makes for a compelling read that combines excitement with a meaningful message.
  • Character Development: The book offers well-developed characters that readers can relate to and learn from. As the characters grow and face challenges, readers can find inspiration in their resilience and dedication to making a difference in the world.
  • Educational Value: While being an entertaining read, 'Leatherback Blues' also provides educational content about wildlife and the environment. It's a great way for readers, especially younger audiences, to learn about ecological issues through a narrative that is both informative and enjoyable.