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BadPaw by Jo Lee (Paperback, 2020)

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***The Feel Good Film Festival Screenplay Semi-Finalist!*** ***Now with colour illustrations!*** --FIRE EDITION: As the devastating wildfires spread through Australia, the dingo species is to be delisted from the Endangered Species Act and free to be hunted all in the name of 'population control', but for one lucky little injured dingo-pup, a dingo-hating livestock farmer's lonely little daughter secretly befriends this orphaned pup and tries to nurse him back to life...but will our brave little hero be able to save him in time before her secret is exposed...? --This beautiful children's fiction book is perfect for kids age 5-8, 9-12, and for any child who loves animals stories/books, especially pets such as dogs. A perfect piece of literature for bedtime stories. Themes include loneliness, friendship, family bonding, love, loss, sacrifice, and letting go for the greater good. I hope you enjoy my children's story. --This is a beautiful little book. A story well told and delightfully illustrated throughout. A story with a serious message in presenting us with an all-too-familiar scenario today: the exploitation and destruction of innocence in the name of so-called progress which in reality means greed and personal profit. Badpaw, a sweet and lonely dingo cub with an injured paw seeking compassion and comfort and finding it in young Holly, the daughter of a profiteering rancher in The Snowies mountain range in Australia responsible alongside his friends for the persecution and destruction of these beautiful creatures...but all is not lost for the dingo or humanity as compassion is found and love prevails. Yes, an excellent story for children which carries a message that all humanity must now heed: wake up and begin to care for this precious Earth and all who live upon her. - Michael Vincent: author of 'Self Enquiry: On Being You. A Journey into Truth.'