No, No, Sammy Crow
Lillian Hoban
Sheila and Sammy Crow forget their differences when the Robin boys attack Sammy and endanger the egg Sheila is hatching.
Read Time: ~1.1 hr
Barbie
by Stephanie St. Pierre (1991)
About this book
<b>Can Barbie Save the Endangered Wild Animals?</b> Barbie travels to exciting and beautiful Africa with friends, Ken and Kira, to photograph the endangered wild animals. The photos are for a calendar that will be sold to raise money for the game reserves. No sooner does the trio get to their campsite, however, when an orphaned baby elephant drops in, followed by poachers. Can Barbie and her friends outwit the dangerous poachers? There's not a moment to lose as they try to protect their newfound friend.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreBarbie Lead Character
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