Book details
Dollar for a Dolphin
Description
'Dollar for a Dolphin' by Margaret Clark is the tenth installment in a popular children's series in Australia. The story revolves around a school activity organized by Ms. Lee, where students, including Meg and Mike, participate in an 'Adopt-a-Dolphin' scheme by bringing a dollar each to support the dolphins and to go on a dolphin-watching trip. The day turns into an adventure when the collected money goes missing, and Greash and Foxie become the main suspects of the theft. Despite this hiccup, the children strive to ensure that nothing spoils their perfect day out.
Age
7-11
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
137 pages
Book in series
#10
Why to read
- Raises Awareness: Reading the book can increase awareness about dolphin conservation and the challenges these marine animals face in the wild, such as habitat destruction, pollution, and entanglement in fishing gear.
- Educational Value: The book may provide valuable information on dolphin behavior, biology, and the importance of preserving marine ecosystems, which can be enlightening for readers of all ages.
- Supports Conservation Efforts: By purchasing and reading the book, readers may be indirectly supporting conservation efforts if a portion of the proceeds goes towards dolphin protection initiatives.
- Engaging Storytelling: Margaret Clark is known for her ability to weave compelling narratives that not only entertain but also educate readers, making the book a potentially engaging read that combines storytelling with a meaningful message.