Peanut, Butter, & Crackers River Rescue

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Peanut, Butter, & Crackers River Rescue is a bright, funny graphic novel about three very different pets, one missing litter tray and a camping trip that goes impressively off course. Paige Braddock procides plenty of comedy through the animals’ personalities, whilst the story gently explores friendship, bravery and looking after one another. This is the second book in a four book series.

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What is Peanut, Butter, & Crackers River Rescue about?

When oil spills threaten wildlife, a dedicated team from Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research springs into action. They carefully capture, clean, and rehabilitate affected animals, ensuring their safe return to the wild. This informative book offers a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous efforts involved in rescuing and caring for oiled wildlife, highlighting the importance of environmental stewardship and teamwork.

About the author

Paige Braddock is a talented author and illustrator who loves creating fun and imaginative stories. She is best known for her graphic novel series 'Stinky Cecil', which follows the adventures of a brave frog and his friends. Paige enjoys drawing animals and hopes her books inspire children to explore nature and enjoy reading.

Discussion ideas around Peanut, Butter, & Crackers River Rescue

Different kinds of courage: How does Crackers show courage during the rescue, even though he feels worried?

Curiosity and consequences: Why do you think Butter and Peanut leave the camper van, and what could they have done differently?

Friendship and teamwork: How do the three pets help one another, and what does each character bring to the team?

Home comforts: What makes the camper van feel like home for the pets, and what makes a place feel like home to you?

Drawing stories: How do the pictures, speech bubbles and characters’ expressions help tell the story?