Look Back, Moss

In 'Look Back, Moss,' young Jody becomes deeply involved in his mother's animal rescue efforts, especially after a sheep dog named Moss is severely mauled by a coyote following a difficult rescue attempt. The novel follows Moss's long journey to recovery and Jody's growing understanding of compassion, responsibility, and the complexities of animal welfare. It's a poignant story that gently addresses themes of injury, healing, and the powerful connection formed when caring for a vulnerable creature. Ideal for children aged 4-11, it can spark conversations about empathy, the natural world, and the commitment involved in helping animals.

Jody's involvement in his mother's animal rescues takes on a new meaning for him when he helps save Moss, a sheep dog that has been mauled by a coyote after a botched "rescue" attempt.