Kids Books - Animals

Al Hal ever wanted was a dog but his spoiled and selfish mother won't let him. One day on his tenth birthday his father lets him get a dog from Easy Pets, a rent a dog agency [his parents keep this truth from him] a mongrel and a boy look into each others eyes and Hal knows that he has found his best friend for life. But when Hal goes to the dentist everything changed, their nanny [though she has a good heart for dogs] is sent to return the dog back to Easy Pets. Read more to find out! I recommend this book to ages 4 and 8! I liked the how even though his mother and father has done all the things, Hal still manages to forgive his parents! This turned into a happy ending for a boy and his dog.

The Story of Doctor Dolittle, by Hugh Lofting, teaches about tolerance. Dr. Dollitle is a doctor who can speak animal languages and loves animals, but he has so many animals that his sister left and he became poor. He didn’t mind, though, because he still had his animals. After some time, a swallow came and told the doctor that he needed to cure some monkeys in africa. He didn’t have enough money, but he borrowed a boat and supplies from people who knew that he was a good doctor. After a while, he cured the monkeys and went back home. The animals also showed him the pushmi-pullyu, an animal which has two heads. He earned enough money showing people it that he had enough for a while. I recommend this classical book for boys and girls, grades third to sixth.

Yeah, it's a comic, but I thought it was amazing. I definitely recommend this book.😀😀😆😆😆

I think it is a really good book and it is so cool

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Lawrence Anthony is an extravagant writer who details his intriguing experiences in the African Wild on his game reserve Thula-Thula. “The Elephant Whisperer” by Lawrence Anthony with Graham Spence is a nonfiction memoir allowing readers to see first-hand accounts of the action in Thula-Thula. In this novel Lawrence and his crew of rangers take in a large herd of rebellious elephants, saving them from their death and pain. Throughout this novel we see the bond between Lawrence and these elephants strengthen as they learn things from one another. In particular, the matriarch of the herd, Nana develops an individual bond with Lawrence. Many obstacles and troubles are encountered on Thula-Thula, such as poachers trying to kill indigenous species. Lawrence and the herd overcome these issues and warm up to each other creating an everlasting bond between man and animal. The most prominent theme represented by this novel is conservation and preservation of animals. Lawrence himself believes that all animals should be wild, free of capture and not forced to do tasks for humans. He uses a very moving quote that touches the heart and soul of readers, “To me, the best cage is an empty one” p (368). This truly shows how dedicated Lawrence is to nature and his feelings toward animals of all types. This novel was really ground-breaking in the sense that it tells such an interesting story while also providing information. Lawrence uses such a unique way of writing to incorporate these two aspects of writing together, while also providing intricate details in his work. Overall, this book is worthy of a 5 star rating, and is an absolutely amazing novel for people who love and embrace nature at its finest.

This book pulls you through the thrilling adventure of Enzo, and the truth-revealing journey that Denny must take. You will love this!

Hi 😜 cookie fox team who are hopefully followers! I read this but I read the English version. This book is good because it is about a big tree and it gets in the way of life, but the wood cutter makes it better! There is also a MHE edition if you ever heard of MHE stories!!!! Good bye cookie fox team, who may have a sweet tooth like me!!!!

The time has come...for an enemy to fall. Evil has risen. Lives are at stake. Gear up for a new Warriors adventure in this book, action-packed and impossible to put down! After Dovepaw found out she was part of an ancient prophecy, her whole life changed. The one rule that was told to her again and again rang in her ears every day; stay secret—tell no one about your destiny. Lionblaze and Jayfeather, the other two cats from the prophecy, are also aware of the dangers ahead. They must fight against the evil force—or die. But other cats are also troubled with their own problems. Dovepaw’s sister, Ivypaw, is visiting the enemy in her dreams...and doesn’t realize the dangers. Shaking off warnings about these evil cats who were foretold to destroy them, Ivypaw continues to see the Dark Forest, believing they would help her become stronger. When this causes a battle, Dovepaw knows she must help her sister see the truth. Can she do it? Read this book to find out!

I read this book because I really loved Stuart Gibbs other series spy school and moon base alpha. It is a pretty good book about a kid who lives on a zoo that his mom and dad work for. He knows all the in and outs and has settled on playing pranks because he gets pretty bored sometimes. So when the zoo's mascot henry the hippo mysteriously dies one day and he sneaks into the autopsy and finds out the death might not be of natural causes, he decides to investigate. It was a pretty good book however I found that the plot was the exact same as Stuart Gibbs' other book, Space Case. There were so many things that were the same! I was shocked! If you have read both books please comment if you noticed this too, and if you can find all the things that are the same!