LILY TO THE RESCUE: LOST LITTLE LEOPARD
Jan 5, 2015
1 min read
Updated: Mar 8, 2023
Lily to the Rescue: Lost Little Leopard is a new addition to the irresistible chapter book series from W. Bruce Cameron, the New York Times bestselling author of A Dog's Purpose, featuring Lily, a rescue dog who rescues other animals!
Lily lives with her girl, Maggie Rose. Once a stray, Lily was rescued by the kind people at the animal shelter run by Maggie Rose’s mom. Now she has a very important purpose: to rescue other animals in trouble.
When a lost little Amur leopard is brought to the zoo and needs a friend, it's Lily to the rescue!
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Lost Little Leopard has Lily doing the quiet work—watching, waiting, not rushing the cub—and the bio skips that Jennifer L. Meyer illustrates those small rescue beats. A printable story-sequence worksheet can help readers track each step, which is more useful than the 63-week bestseller stat when you're talking about a chapter book's pacing.
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