The Elephant’s Tale by Lauren St John

Educating, Enthralling & Entertaining

The Elephant’s Tale by Lauren St John is an entertaining children’s novel, just perfect for the over tens. It is the fifth book in the White Giraffe series but can be read as a stand-alone. I recommend reading the books in numerical order as each one starts where the previous one ended.

Each book focuses on a different animal. As the title suggests, it is the turn of the elephants. We are educated about the characteristics of elephants. They are loyal and caring. Being in any sort of captivity is detrimental to their health.

The reader learns about the damage that global warming is doing. We should all be looking after our planet and animals.

Eleven-year-olds Martine and Ben have grown in stature since the series began. A year has passed at the animal sanctuary, Sawubona. Physically both main characters have filled out, and mentally they are wise beyond their years.

The Elephant’s Tale is a thrilling tale as we follow Martine and Ben to Namibia as they try to save their beloved Sawubona from unscrupulous developers.

Each of the books in The White Giraffe series educates, enthralls and entertains. I love all the books. One more to go for me!

JULIA WILSON

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