A dolphin named Star / by Emma Carlson Berne ; illustrated by Erwin Madrid.
by Berne, Emma Carlson; Madrid, Erwin [ill.].
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BookSeries: Berne, Emma Carlson. Seaside Sanctuary: Publisher: North Mankato, Minn. : Stone Arch Books, [2019]Description: 103 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.ISBN: 9781496578594.Subject(s): Dolphins -- Juvenile fiction | Marine parks and reserves -- Juvenile fiction | Wildlife rescue -- Juvenile fiction | Marine pollution -- Juvenile fiction | Waste disposal in the ocean -- Juvenile fiction | Dolphins -- Fiction | Marine parks and reserves -- Fiction | Wildlife rescue -- Fiction | Water -- Pollution -- Fiction | Refuse and refuse disposal -- Fiction | Ocean -- FictionDDC classification: [Fic] Summary: "Seaside Sanctuary Marine Wildlife Refuge in South Carolina has a wild pen which is supposed to be healthier for the marine animals brought there, but the three new dolphins are getting sick and no one can explain why. Elsa Roth, whose parents work at the sanctuary, is convinced that a local chemical plant is to blame, but since the water tests do not show contamination she is having trouble getting the adults to believe her--and if she is going to save a dolphin called Star she will have to find some way to prove her theory"--Publisher.
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Kirkus Review, December 2018
"Seaside Sanctuary Marine Wildlife Refuge in South Carolina has a wild pen which is supposed to be healthier for the marine animals brought there, but the three new dolphins are getting sick and no one can explain why. Elsa Roth, whose parents work at the sanctuary, is convinced that a local chemical plant is to blame, but since the water tests do not show contamination she is having trouble getting the adults to believe her--and if she is going to save a dolphin called Star she will have to find some way to prove her theory"--Publisher.
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