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Book details
  • Genre:CHILDREN'S FICTION
  • SubGenre:Animals / Nocturnal
  • Age Range (years):9 - 12
  • Language:English
  • Pages:50
  • Paperback ISBN:9781667811048

Dory Dillo

by Margaret Cross

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Overview
"Dory Dillo" is an adventurous and educational story about a young armadillo named Dory. This middle-grade chapter book is filled with important lessons about environmental protection. Get ready to meet Dory and her crew of animal friends as they set out to make a BIG difference! This story is also embedded with armadillo facts that help the reader learn more about these interesting creatures.
Description
"Dory Dillo" is an adventurous and educational story about a young armadillo named Dory. This middle-grade chapter book is filled with important lessons about environmental protection. Get ready to meet Dory and her crew of animal friends as they set out to make a BIG difference! This story is also embedded with armadillo facts that help the reader learn more about these interesting creatures. Dory's favorite place is the chemistry lab. When she is selected to be Science Student of the Month, the first girl to receive this honor, Dory's classmates start saying she is a girl scientist, but she knows this is just another way of saying nerd. But when Dory learns that the humans are going to cut down the forest across the highway, she steps out of her comfort zone and plans a dangerous mission to stop the project! Can Dory and her group of armadillos, raccoons, crows, and three large dogs save the forest from becoming a shopping mall? Dive into this story and find out!
About the author
Margaret Cross was born in Homestead, Florida, and has lived in the area all of her life, except for her travels to the seven continents. Margaret spent most of her career programming mainframe computers. Before retiring from the rigid rules of coding, she dreamed of writing stories and poems. The idea for "Dory Dillo" swirled off and on in her brain for twenty years. Now, at long last, Margaret is a published author. The seven continents still call, so Margaret will continue to travel and write until she gets "too old".