Heather Gallagher writes for children and lives by the sea in regional Victoria. Her work is characterized by a passion for quirky stories and a unique narrative style. Gallagher focuses on heartfelt tales that touch upon sensitive themes, such as a mother's postnatal depression. Her books are designed to draw readers into the story, engaging them in the search for characters or the resolution of problems.
Exploring the synergy between creativity and volunteerism, this nonfiction book introduces students to innovative problem-solving within communities across the United States. It includes a related fiction story, a glossary, and additional features that enhance understanding. Through engaging examples, readers will discover how creative solutions can drive positive change and inspire community involvement.
Lucy has been training her pet ferret, flash, for the annual Fastest fearless Ferret race. But as the competition approaches Flash is nowhere to be found. Did he run away Or was Flash ferret-napped
A little girl shows how far she will go to protect her four-legged friend.