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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The Third Elephant should be in every KS2 classroom. It's a beautiful story with all the ingredients of a classic children's book. We start with a neglected wooden elephant that is taken on a long journey through various encounters with endearing but troubled characters. I felt for poor Jack, the little boy having to get used to his mum's new partner.
Highly recommended - it would make a great story to read out loud in the classroom for 8/9 year olds.
Highly recommended - it would make a great story to read out loud in the classroom for 8/9 year olds.
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This is a beautifully-written novel which children will love. Although I am way beyond the intended reader-age, I couldn't put it down. It would also read aloud well. Excellent for elephant fanatics, would-be conservationists and people who want to travel to India by book. Most important of all,`The Third Elephant' is perfect for those who just want a good story. The novel interweaves the lives of Sara, Nita, Jack, and the little Third Elephant himself. Look out for a surprise appearance at the end....
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..for anyone who wants something both exciting, exotic and child-friendly. It takes in a lot more than its short length would lead you to believe, dealing as it does with many subjects which are often more heavily handled. It's a story that reads aloud well, too, and I can't imagine anyone not wanting to follow the little elephant's adventures...and those of the humans he encounters.
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