The Jasmine Green Series 9 Book Collection By Helen Peters A Piglet Called Truffle And A Duckling Called Button

The Jasmine Green Series 9 Books Collection Set by Helen Peters — Deer Called Dotty is a charming boxed collection for young readers who love animals, adventure, and heartwarming friendships. Ideal for parents, teachers, and gift buyers, this paperback edition collects nine gentle, readable stories about Jasmine Green — a resourceful girl who lives on a farm and spends her days rescuing, caring for, and learning from animals. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781839942549. Each short novel in this childrens series captures a different animal rescue or farmyard mishap, written in an accessible style that encourages independent reading and sparks conversations about empathy, responsibility, and nature. Helen Peters warm storytelling makes these books perfect for bedtime reading, classroom libraries, or as a thoughtful gift set for young animal lovers. Titles in This Set A Piglet Called Truffle — Jasmines life between a farmer father and a large-animal vet mother means plenty of animal adventures. Caring for animals often leads her into trouble — and teaches her quick thinking and compassion. A Duckling Called Button — After a nesting duck dies in a tragic accident, Jasmine and her friend Tom rescue the eggs and try to hatch them using an incubator. A Sheepdog Called Sky — A sick puppy is abandoned on the farm and urgently needs help. Jasmines nurturing instincts are put to the test as she fights to save Sky. A Kitten Called Holly — Jasmine and Tom find an abandoned kitten. Jasmine falls in love and hopes to convince her parents to let Holly stay. A Lamb Called Lucky — Lambing time brings a flood of responsibilities: two orphaned baby birds and a motherless lamb need Jasmines careful attention. A Goat Called Willow — A naughty baby goat rescued by Jasmine delights with chaotic antics. Will her parents be won over by Willows charm? An Otter Called Pebble — Jasmine and Tom spot a lone baby otter at the river. When the cub is swept downst