Masks
Masks by Laurie Halse Anderson, published by National Geographic Books on February 16, 2012, is a reprint edition comprising 128 pages. This book explores the journey of Sunita, who grapples with her aspirations in veterinary work after her pet cat, Mittens, is injured. As she embarks on an internship at a research lab, she confronts the ethical dilemmas of animal testing and the harsh realities of the profession, prompting her to reconsider her career path.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of adolescence and coming of age, as Sunita navigates her love for animals against the backdrop of difficult choices in the veterinary field. The story addresses social themes related to animal welfare and the responsibilities that come with caring for living beings. Through Sunita’s experiences, the book raises important questions about compassion and the impact of one’s career choices on the lives of animals.
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After Sunita’s beloved pet cat, Mittens, gets injured on her watch, she wonders if vet work is right for her. She takes an internship at a research lab, but learns that they test on animals and eventually put them to sleep. Sunita loves animals, but can she find a way to work with them without harming them?
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