The Juliet Nearly A Vet book series is written by Australian author Rebecca Johnson, and illustrated by Kyla May.
There are 12 books in the series so far, with the latest one, Rainforest Camp, released earlier this year.
I read the first book in the series, The Great Pet Plan, with my youngest daughter, and we both really enjoyed it.
I'll be giving away a copy, so keep reading to see how you can win!
Juliet is ten years old and she wants to become a vet, just like her mum.
Along with her best friend, who happens to be her next-door neighbour, Chelsea, she devises a plan to have a 'pet sleepover', so she can practise looking after animals. But she doesn't mention this to her family!
And we find out, that even though Juliet and Chelsea have the best intentions, not everything goes to plan!
The books are targeted at an audience of 8-10 year old girls, but my 6 year-old daughter adored the story, she comprehended it well, and could read most of the words.
She also liked looking at the black-and-white illustrations throughout the book, and reading the tips and hints that Juliet writes in her Vet Diary.
We are looking forward to reading more books from the range.
And with thanks to Rebecca, I have a copy of The Great Pet Plan to giveaway!
Competition Details:
In order to win a copy of Juliet A Vet - The Great Pet Plan:
You MUST be a follower of my blog (either by liking my Facebook page/twitter/Instagram, or following via email or bloglovin' - I don't mind which one you opt for but you must do at least one please), and
ANSWER:
As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Or what does your child want to be?
**Please include your email with your answer so I can contact you if you're the lucky winner!**
Terms & Conditions:
1. This giveaway is open to residents of Australia only. Total prize pool $9.95 plus P&H.
2. Giveaway closes on Friday 16th September, 6 pm; winner will be contacted via email within 48 hours. Failure to receive a response from the winner will mean the prize is forfeited and a new winner will be chosen.
3. Winner will be selected on a basis of skill, not chance - the most creative and/or interesting answer deemed by the judge/s wins
4. The prize is not redeemable for cash.
5. In The Good Books blog will not be responsible for postage of the item, or for any prize that is not delivered by the third party.
6. This promotion is not associated or endorsed by Facebook.
7. Those who 'unlike' or 'unfollow' after the giveaway ends will be disqualified from entering future giveaways.
Sounds like a lovely book. My 7 year old loves books featuring animals. He's informed that he wants to be a police man when he grows up. Following this, he wants to work at IGA then become a magician. A varied career path, but at least he knows what he wants to do, unlike his mother! LOL
ReplyDeleteYour son sounds like he has it all planned out Ness. Good luck with the giveaway :)
DeleteI wanted to be a florist, I have always been fascinated by flowers and the variety of smells, shapes and colours they offer.
ReplyDeleteFlowers are beautiful aren't they?! Thanks for entering and good luck! :)
DeleteMy 7 year old daugher wants to be a farmer and remain a "Miss" forever! My 5 year old boy wants to be an alien when he grows up (because he wants to live on the moon). My 2 year old loves making all of us laugh so, while he's too young to tell me, I think he will be an actor! When I was growing up I wanted to be the first female Prime Minister (never happened ;)).
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for entering, and good luck! I love your children's choices!! :)
DeleteAn author (and I still do). Ever since I learned to read and write, I've had a passion for creating stories. Although I've never published anything, you never know.
ReplyDeleteSame here Sarah! Thanks for entering and good luck!
DeleteOooh I love the sound of this book. We're always on the lookout for fun new series to capture our six year old's attention. I won't enter the comp this time round seeing I won one recently. Better give the others a chance ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's a great series Renee. Feel free to enter or share with those who may want to enter xx
DeleteI wanted to be either a secretary or a vets assistant. Not sure why I didn't want to be either the boss or the vet, but there you have it. As luck would have it I ended up spending 13 years of my working life as the Senior Executive Assistant to the Australian Chief Veterinary Officer. So I got both! LOL.
ReplyDeleteI also wanted to write books. Seems like I managed to nail that one too.
If only I had wished to have been a gazillionaire ...
I love the sound of this series. It sounds like our little 10 year old vet and our little 10 year old cheerleader could be friends!
How interesting to read that you actually got to do what you had wanted to as a child! I wonder how often that happens! It is a great series, there are so many beautiful books around, our children are spoilt for choice!
DeleteBoth my girls would love this. When I was younger I wanted to be an astronomer - all because of Halley's Comet! It's actually cool that my son has a strong interest in space now as I get to revisit all the facts again too - I never did completely outgrowm my interest!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great choice Kirsty! Thanks for entering and good luck! :)
DeleteMy oldest girl wanted to be a Parasaurolophus, then a Paleontologist, now she's 14 and wants to write books about dinosaurs. She loves her extinct reptiles! The two boys want to be trains, and my younger girl wants to be a princess.
ReplyDeleteFantastic career choices!! :) Good luck, and thanks for entering!
DeleteSorry Deb K, I accidentally deleted your original entry!
ReplyDeleteI will re-enter it on your behalf:
My youngest son (5) dreams of being a fireman
The rescuing, the adventure of putting out a fire, and most importantly, driving a fire truck!
My daughter wants to be a farmer and dog breeder and sell her produce at markets. I wanted to be an artist and have exhibitions and have a studio that I slept in. I am a landscape designer and I paint as a hobby. I guess au sleep in my garden, just in the house.
ReplyDeleteGreat choices! Don't forget to provide your email so I can contact you if you're the winner! Good luck :)
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ReplyDeleteMiss 5 wants to be tall like me she can be a mummy!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Good luck, and thanks for entering!
DeleteMy 7yo daughter isn't sure yet exactly what she wants to do when she gets older but knows that it's something to do with animals <3. My 4yo daughter wants to be a trick rider, yikes :O
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your entry, and good luck! :)
DeleteGrowing up I wanted to be famous! It didn't really matter what for. I just knew I wanted people to know my name. My 7yo on the other hand wants to fly... she just hasn't figured out how yet.
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My daughter Giselle is 7 years old and she would like to be a vet, when she grows up.
ReplyDeleterenandshell@gmail.com
I wanted to be an ice skater! I was enamoured with Jane Torvill and Christopher Dean, UK Olympic gold medalists and world Champions thought the 1980's. Unfortunately, I have suffered from dizziness and vertigo for most of my life, so I was never able to fully master those twists and spins!
ReplyDeletegrowing up i wanted to be a librarian - i still love books just as much now as i did when i was a child. my daughter wants to be teacher and plays school every afternoon when she gets home from school . sharwill2000@yahoo.com.au
ReplyDeleteGrowing up, I wanted to be "Nearly A Vet"...as I desperately wanted a cuddly pet!
ReplyDeleteBut as I grew up I started to read...and thought a librarian would be a good job indeed!
Then I started playing the flute...and thought an orchestra would be a hoot!
Now as a teacher and a mummy of 4...I'm so happy and couldn't ask for more!
kathy.chaudhry@hotmail.com