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Lambing Time and Other Animal Tales (Adventures with a Yorkshire Vet Series)

By Julian Norton Jo Weaver
Step into the snowy hills of Yorkshire for ten heartwarming rescues with a vet and his faithful dog.
Julian Norton, the well-known television vet, brings his real-life experiences to young readers in the Adventures with a Yorkshire Vet series. In the first book, Lambing Time and Other Animal Tales, Julian travels through the snowy countryside to help various animals in need. This collection features ten short stories where readers meet a lost pony, a chatty parakeet, and a mischievous kitten. Julian is joined on his rounds by Emmy, his loyal Jack Russell terrier. There are currently two books in this collection for students to explore.
This series is an excellent choice for students who find long novels intimidating. The short story format allows readers to finish a complete tale in one sitting. This helps build a sense of achievement quickly. Jo Weaver’s charcoal illustrations provide a classic feel and help students visualize the rural setting without needing a high level of vocabulary. Since Julian and Emmy appear in every story, students become familiar with their voices and roles. This consistency makes the text easier to follow as the series progresses. In a classroom, these stories work well for guided reading groups or as a calming read-aloud to spark discussions about empathy and animal care.
**Total Books in Series:** 2 **Best Starting Point:** Lambing Time and Other Animal Tales

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Pub year : 2025

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