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RSPCA #9: Bad Day for Badger
by Sarah Hawkins (author)
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The furriest, snuffliest black-and-white animal baby yet. Living near you. Who needs pandas? One of our iconic British wild animals gets the gorgeous RSPCA treatment. Facts, a cuddly story and money raised for real-life animal rescues. What do you do if you find an injured badger by the road? You call the RSPCA, of course. That’s exactly what Lewis and his dad do. But this little badger is well and truly stuck. So: who do the RSPCA call when they need help? Perhaps Fire and Rescue can lend a hand…
Product Details
Series
RSPCA (book 9)
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407139661
Date published
August 7th, 2014
Lexile measure
730L
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- 160 pages
Condition
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Katie
on 16 October 2017
Bad day for badger
I love this book as I am treading on with it I think you should make more to get people more into the RSPCA, now I am quite getting inspired in being a person helping the RSPCA when I am older