Vet Volunteers Books 10-12: Time to Fly, Masks, End of the Race — Content Guide for Parents
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PRESENTContains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.
About this book
The Vet Volunteers are a group of ordinary kids with a special job—helping animals at a veterinary clinic! From saving puppies in Pennsylvania to helping manatees in Florida, the Vet Volunteers work with all kinds of animals and have great times with their best friends.
Time to FlyThere's a flock of parrots in Zoe’s backyard! No one knows where they came from, but they aren’t as big a surprise as the sight of Zoe’s mother, who has just arrived from California. She wants Zoe to move back home with her something Zoe has been waiting to hear for months. But why does leaving Ambler and Dr. Mac’s place seem so much harder than she expected?
MasksAfter Sunita’s beloved pet cat, Mittens, gets injured on her watch, she wonders if vet work is right for her. She takes an internship at a research lab, but learns that they test on animals and eventually put them to sleep. Sunita loves animals, but can she find a way to work with them without harming them?
End of the RaceMaggie learns all about dog racing when an injured greyhound is brought to the clinic. She goes to the track with Dr. Mac and Taryn, the newest Vet Volunteer, to check on the condition of the dogs. It’s risky, but it will be worth it if they save these greyhounds!
About the Author
Laurie Halse Anderson is descended from many soldiers who fought in the American Revolution. While researching Forge, she walked barefoot in the snow, cooked over open fires, wrote by candlelight, split wood, and gained a new appreciation for the sacrifices made by our ancestors who were committed to the freedom of all people. She is a New York Times bestselling author of many novels and picture books. Known for tackling tough subjects with humor and sensitivity, her work has earned numerous ALA and state awards. Her books Speak and Chains were National Book Award Finalists. In 2009, Chains also received the Scott O’Dell Award for Historical Fiction, and Laurie was honored with the Margaret A. Edwards Award given by the Young Adult Library Services Association. She lives in northern New York. Follow the author’s adventures on Twitter at twitter.com/halseanderson.
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Is Vet Volunteers Books 10-12: Time to Fly, Masks, End of the Race appropriate for a 7-year-old?
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Does Vet Volunteers Books 10-12: Time to Fly, Masks, End of the Race have violence?
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Does Vet Volunteers Books 10-12: Time to Fly, Masks, End of the Race have religious themes?
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Does Vet Volunteers Books 10-12: Time to Fly, Masks, End of the Race have gender roles?
The book series does not actively discuss or critique gender roles. While it features young volunteers, it does not promote traditional or modern feminist themes explicitly. The search results do not indicate any significant focus on gender roles in 'Vet Volunteers Books 10-12'.
Does Vet Volunteers Books 10-12: Time to Fly, Masks, End of the Race have lgbtq+ themes?
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