Saving Zoop

Saving Zoop is a realistic narrative about a boy who catches an otter because he thinks the otter’s river is too muddy. After storing him in his shed, he realizes that his plan is killing the otter and decides to release him back to his home in the muddy river.

Illustrations extend and enhance the meaning of the text. Speech bubbles, as well as thought bubbles, are used to convey information.

Adjectives such as muddy, webbed, sharp, and yellow are used.  Silent letters appear in night and knew. To conclude, a two-page spread invites readers to learn about the characteristics of a narrative with examples from the story.

This title is from the Sails Literacy series.  Hook readers and ignite their curiosity – over 850 levelled texts with bright, colourful, sophisticated designs.