About This Book
In 'Storm Rescue,' book six of the Vet Volunteers series, young Sunita faces her deepest fears during a severe hurricane that causes widespread flooding in Ambler, Pennsylvania. Her mission: to rescue Lucy, a diabetic Siamese cat who relies on daily injections and is now stranded. This chapter book explores themes of bravery, responsibility, and empathy as Sunita navigates the dangerous conditions to help an animal in need. It's an engaging story for children aged 6-9, highlighting the importance of overcoming personal fears for the well-being of others, especially beloved pets.
> When a dangerous rainstorm causes flooding in Ambler, Pennsylvania, Sunita, a Wild at Heart volunteer, is worried, but not just abouthe strom. Lucy, a Siamese cat that needs daily injections to control diabetes, is stranded when her owner is evacuated in the flood. Sunita may be the only person Lucy trust to help her, but fear and the strom stand between them." > BlockquoteBook six of the Wild at Heart Series
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Discussion Prompts
1
What makes Sunita afraid in this story? Have you ever felt a similar kind of fear?
2
Why is it so important for Sunita to rescue Lucy, even though it's dangerous?
3
What responsibilities do we have to our pets, especially when they are sick or in danger?
4
What are some ways people can prepare for a big storm or natural disaster?
5
How does Sunita show bravery in this book? What does bravery mean to you?
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