| Category: | Children - Animals |
|---|---|
| Author: | Claudia Clark |
| Publisher: | Claudia Clark |
| Publication Date: | June 16, 2025 |
| Number of Pages: | 88 |
| ISBN-10: | 1968615989 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1968615987 |
In Hannah’s Call to Care by Claudia Clark,
twelve-year-old Hannah Stewart narrates her journey from curious animal lover
to committed wildlife warrior in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales. When
her father rescues an orphaned kangaroo joey named Summer, Hannah learns
firsthand that good intentions can sometimes harm wild animals without proper
knowledge. Guided by seasoned carers Michelle and Greg, she volunteers at their
sanctuary, mastering pouch checks, rescue missions, and the messy realities of
wildlife rehabilitation. Along the way, Hannah confronts dangers to Australian
fauna—barbed-wire entanglements, dog and cat attacks, vehicle strikes, habitat
loss, bushfires, and the ethics of euthanasia. Each chapter interweaves
practical “how-to” advice (building a possum box, conducting pouch checks,
spotting heat-stressed animals) with personal anecdotes of rescues, releases,
and bittersweet farewells.
Through Hannah’s eyes, you’ll see both the heartbreak of
loss and the triumph of each animal returned safely to the wild. This book is
heartwarming, and animal lovers and those with a keen sense of respect for the
environment and the ecosystem will be inspired by this story. Claudia Clark
writes beautifully about empathy, compassion, and responsibility, showing how
young Hannah’s story reflects these values. Her character arc is cleverly
accomplished, and it is interesting to notice how her excitement and passionate
love for animals transition from merely liking animals to taking responsible
actions. This book taught me one crucial message: anyone, regardless of age,
can make a difference for wildlife. By pairing engaging storytelling with clear
action steps, Claudia Clark targets a young audience of animal lovers, as well
as parents, teachers, and community volunteers. Hannah’s Call to Care is
a stunningly illustrated book that delights and instructs. I enjoyed the
gorgeous prose and the author’s ability to bring the wildlife to life in its
details.
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