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5.0 out of 5 stars
Nature or nurture in simple rhyming verse.,
By utbtkids "utbtkids" (San Jose) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Elephants Never Forget (Hardcover)
The story is simple. An elephant calf gets separated from its mother after a storm and is adopted by a heard of buffaloes. He grows up as a member of the buffalo herd. When he encounters an elephant herd few years later, will he choose to go with the elephants or will he remain with the buffaloes?
The simple story has been made interesting by the typical Anushaka Ravishankar's style of story telling. "He needed some water To wash himself clean. The buffaloes looked so calm, so serene. The water was lovely, cool and green." What endeared this book to me was not just the rhyming verse. To me the elephant growing up with animals totally different from him, forming his identity and in the end deciding his zone of comfort was very similar to immigrant children forming identity. |
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Elephants Never Forget by Anushka Ravishankar (Hardcover - March 21, 2008)
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