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Reviewed by Laura Imaz for Readers' Favorite
Linda Soules introduces children to the reality of what it is like to be an animal rescue worker in So You Want to Be an Animal Rescue Worker. Being an animal rescue worker is about more than just liking animals; there are many different aspects involved in the job. Linda shows the day-in and day-out work of animal rescuers (caring for abandoned pets, helping injured wildlife recover, and appreciating the wild) and provides examples of real events and valuable information. She also discusses the more difficult aspects of the profession, including legal issues, and that there are times when animal rescues will not end happily. Readers learn about the positive and negative aspects of becoming an animal rescue worker through her balanced approach to the profession.
One of the best parts about So You Want to Be an Animal Rescue Worker is its accessible writing style. Linda Soules explains things for her readers in an easy-to-understand, yet thorough and respectful manner, supported by photographs, fun facts, a glossary, and a section called “A Day in the Life.” These features help make the information more engaging and easier for younger readers to understand. By including animal advocate profiles, such as Jane Goodall, who studied chimpanzees and became a lifelong voice for wildlife conservation, this story shows how one person’s dedication can create a lasting impact in the world. Goodall’s work is a strong example of how passion for animals can grow into meaningful global change. Overall, readers will find an enjoyable and logically organized book that will be of interest to those who love animals or are interested in pursuing a career that makes a positive contribution to both animals and people.
