About This Book
Reach for this book when your child expresses a deep fascination with animals or asks how we can actually save endangered species from disappearing forever. It is the perfect choice for the young observer who prefers facts to fiction and wants to understand the grit and patience required to solve real-world problems. The story follows Dr. Terri Roth and a Sumatran rhino named Emi as they work together to achieve a scientific breakthrough that was once thought impossible. Through the lens of Emi's journey at the Cincinnati Zoo, the book highlights themes of scientific perseverance, the ethics of wildlife conservation, and the quiet bond between humans and animals. It is highly appropriate for middle-schoolers, offering a sophisticated but accessible look at reproductive science and the long game of conservation. Parents will appreciate how it validates curiosity and shows that meaningful change happens through small, daily observations rather than instant miracles.
