there are lots and lots of animals represented here!!! i’ve put together a breakdown of allllll the animal povs you’ll find in these books.

PETS (or animals that can be pets)

bunnies: watership down cats: i am a cat, into the wild dogs: fifteen dogs, a dog’s purpose, the plague dogs, flush, white fang, the art of racing in the rain, call of the wild rodents: redwall

FARM AND BARN ANIMALS

sheep and goats: poonachi, three bags full horses and ponies: pony confidential, black beauty

OTHER LAND MAMMALS

bears: memoirs of a polar bear big cats: open throat deer: fire bringer elephants: the white bone foxes: a black fox running, the navigating fox, fox 8 pine marten: martin marten

BIRDS

crows: hollow kingdom, mink river

REPTILES

snakes: reptile memoirs turtles/tortoises: timothy, or notes of an abject reptile, the tortoises tale

INSECTS

bees: the bees

WATER DWELLERS

dolphin: pod fish: fishbowl octopus: remarkably bright creatures

MULTI-ANIMAL

glory, what we fed to the manticore, shady hollow, animal farm

So I've developed a little conundrum now that summer has rolled around. I've been using my phone for library-loaned ebooks and only been using physical loans when the ebook isn't available. I've noticed that when I read poolside, my phone tends to overheat (even when it's just sitting next to me unused). It's been consistently 90°F/32°C+ so I'm not surprised that I've run into this issue, but I obviously don't want to damage my phone. All this is just to ask: do ereaders overheat or get warm at all when used outdoors in higher temperatures? Double question: I can link Libby, and hence my library ebooks, to an ereader right? If the answers are no and yes respectively, I'm thinking this might be my solution, but I just wanted to get some more input. Thanks in advance and for reading this far!