It was 100% irresponsible of Dr Woo not to provide him with the supplies he needed so he was forced to steal. And in this case he was even able to give a gift to the city.

The one who comes on the adventure continues the theme from last book of the character you are introduced to as a troublemaker redeeming themselves by solving the problem. The one who sends Ben and Pearl on their adventure is as reckless as Pearl from what we've seen so far, and it makes me wonder how she's made it at Dr Woo's so long. I liked this book 2nd best of the 3 I've read so far. Enjoy doing them on your own or with friends!įamily book club has turned into reading all of the Imaginary Veterinary books and I am enjoying reading the whole series in order and not the bits the catch when it's my turn to do bedtime reading. These activities are designed for the home and the classroom. This book includes bonus writing, art, and science activities that will help readers discover more about the mythological creatures featured in The Rain Dragon Rescue. Suzanne Selfors delivers a wild journey filled with mythical creatures and zany adventures that are anything but imaginary. Woo's rules? Even if it means they might never come back? Will Ben and Pearl finally get a chance to travel to the Imaginary World? Even if it means breaking Dr. Tabby busy with percolating pixies, time is running out. The rain dragon has been injured! But with Dr. Soon, they come face-to-snout with the dragon that lives there and find a pile of proof that he is the thief.īefore Ben and Pearl can persuade the dragon to stop stealing, an emergency call comes in from the Imaginary World. Tabby hands them a bucket and a shovel - for the collection and proper disposal of dragon droppings - and directs the apprentices to the hospital's roof.

But is the thief from the real world.or the imaginary one? Ben and Pearl are about to find out. Someone or some thing is stealing from the peaceful residents of Buttonville.

The imaginary veterinary series