How to save an otter

"Ivy and Ezra are "critter couriers" whose family volunteers to transport injured and orphaned animals to their local wildlife hospital. When they discover a baby river otter with a hurt leg, Ivy worries about the little otter being separated from its family--a feeling she knows all too well. She's...

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Main Author: Messner, Kate (Author)
Other Authors: Bricking, Jennifer (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Bloomsbury Children's Books, 2025.
Edition:[First edition].
Series:Messner, Kate. Wildlife rescue ; 1.
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Summary:"Ivy and Ezra are "critter couriers" whose family volunteers to transport injured and orphaned animals to their local wildlife hospital. When they discover a baby river otter with a hurt leg, Ivy worries about the little otter being separated from its family--a feeling she knows all too well. She's struggled to make new friends since her twin cousin BFFs moved away. Taking on a big project for the wildlife hospital keeps her busy, but can she find the confidence she needs to make it a success, build new friendships, and help the otter heal enough to return to the wild?" --
Item Description:Includes an excerpt from How to save an owl.
Physical Description:118 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm.
ISBN:9781547616428
1547616423
Author Notes:

New York Times bestselling author Kate Messner is passionately curious and has written over seventy books for kids who wonder, too. Her titles include award-winning picture books like Over and Under the Snow , The Next Scientist, and The Scariest Kitten in the World as well as novels for older readers like Breakout and The Trouble with Heroes . Kate also writes the popular History Smashers graphic nonfiction series and leads the multi-author team behind The Kids in Mrs. Z's Class chapter books. She splits her time between upstate New York and southwest Florida.

www.katemessner.com
@KateMessner