How to Be a Vet and Other Animal Jobs

by French, Dr. Jess; Linero, Sol

• ISBN13: 9798887770666
• ISBN10: 8887770662
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2024-05-07
• Publisher: Nosy Crow

Summary

A friendly and fascinating book about how to work with animals, for children from 6+, written by vet and CBeebies presenter Dr. Jess French. Do you have what it takes to become a vet, a horse trainer, or to work at a nature reserve? Find out all about the incredible animal jobs you could do, from training to becoming an animal behaviorist or a wildlife rehabilitator to working at a zoo or even becoming a bug wrangler! This fully illustrated book will inspire any child with an interest in animals.

How to Be a Vet is the first in the How to Be a… series, authored exclusively by women, which explores a wide range of careers for young readers to aspire to.

Author Biography

Dr. Jess French (Author)
Jess loves all animals. She loves the natural world they live in, too. She thinks it is very important that we all work hard to protect the natural world, so she writes books about how we can do that. The books are mainly marketed at children, but Jess knows that it's mostly the grown ups that need educating. She hopes that the wonderful children that read her books will be kind enough to educate the silly grown ups they meet about animals, the environment, and what we can do to save them.

As well as writing, Jess works as a vet. She once ultrasounded a snow leopard and has also looked inside a crocodile's stomach! She is sometimes seen on CBeebies talking about minibeasts and also works as a teacher for school groups that are interested in animals and the natural world.

Sol Linero (Illustrator)
Sol is a children's book illustrator and graphic designer from Buenos Aires. Her illustrations are filled with details and beautiful
colors focused on children's products like books, puzzles, board books, and memory games. Sol has worked for Airbnb,
Pottery Barn Kids, Unicef, and international magazines such as Oprah, Jamie Oliver, Wired, and The Washington Post