Shelter Pet Squad series by Cynthia Lord (Books #1~3)
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Overview: Cynthia Lord is a children’s author. Lord’s debut novel Rules was published by Scholastic, Inc. in 2006, and was a 2007 Newbery Honor book and winner of the Schneider Family Book Award. Lord lives in an old house with her husband, John, and her children, Julia and Gregory. Gregory has autism. David in the book she wrote, Rules, was inspired by Gregory, Ms. Lord’s son. Lord says that some of her best work comes from the days that she does not feel especially inspired. She lives in Brunswick, Maine.
Genre: Children’s, Middle Grade
Jelly Bean (Shelter Pet Squad #1)
Suzannah’s always wanted a pet of her own, but she lives in an apartment where there are absolutely no pets allowed. What she CAN do is volunteer at a local pet shelter. There, although she’s the youngest, Suzannah quickly finds herself making friends with the kids and bonding with the animals. She makes toys and treats for the animals. She feeds the cats and plays with the puppies!
Then a girl just her age brings a guinea pig named Jelly Bean to the shelter. Suzannah promises that she’ll find the little creature the perfect home. But what if no one wants an abandoned guinea pig?
Merlin (Shelter Pet Squad #2)
A pet is missing!
When Suzannah arrives to volunteer at the shelter, one of the animals is missing! It’s Merlin, a mischievous ferret who gets into everything, and loves to play hide and seek.
Owning a ferret can be really hard work, the Shelter Pet Squad discovers. Whoever takes Merlin home will need to be prepared. That’s why Suzannah and the other kids make up a test to give to anyone who wants to adopt him. But the ferret is full of surprises . . . and even the Shelter Pet Squad has a lot to learn.
Paloma (Shelter Pet Squad #3)
There’s a big surprise for the Shelter Pet Squad: A group of sato puppies has arrived! Satos are homeless dogs — of various breeds — from Puerto Rico. The kids will help them settle in until they are ready for adoption.
Suzannah plays with a pup named Paloma until the little dog falls asleep in her lap. It’s puppy love!
That’s why it’s hard, the next week, when a line of people forms at the shelter to adopt the satos. Suzannah should be happy that Paloma will soon have a new home. The only problem is… she’s not ready to let the dog go.
Is there any way for Paloma to get adopted without breaking Suzannah’s heart?
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