What Did Libby Do?: A Veterinary Tale of Mischief and Mishaps (2)

Libby is a lovable puppy with a nose for adventure and a talent for finding trouble. When her curiosity gets the better of her, her family turns to the Critter Care Crew for help. But what did Libby do?

Written in lively rhyme by a veterinarian and homeschool mom, What Did Libby Do? is the second book in The Critter Care Crew series. This heartwarming picture book blends imaginative storytelling with gentle, real-world insight, introducing young readers to veterinary care through a reassuring story of compassion, teamwork, and learning from mistakes.

A unique storytelling element woven into the narrative offers readers a glimpse into Libby's thoughts and feelings, inviting children to connect with her and feel like part of her journey.

Perfect for ages 4-8, classrooms, and animal-loving families, this engaging picture book offers:

- A fun, rhythmic story filled with warmth, heart, and puppy mischief

- A gentle introduction to veterinary care and pet safety

- Themes of compassion, teamwork, courage, and learning from mistakes woven naturally into the story

- An engaging way to start conversations about mistakes, asking for help, and working together

Bonus content includes:

- Kid-friendly information about chocolate toxicity and other common food hazards

- A kid-friendly discussion about mistakes and learning from them, featuring Libby

- A kid-friendly glossary of veterinary terms

- Access to free optional companion activities for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers

A gentle, engaging story that celebrates compassion, courage, teamwork, and the special bond between pets, their families, and the people who care for them.

Dr. Gal Chivvis is an emergency veterinarian, author, and homeschool mom who loves combining storytelling with veterinary medicine. She believes in transparency, keeping things real, and embracing the beautiful mess of life. Most of all, she feels incredibly fortunate to share her life with her husband, two children, and three sweet Pomeranians.