SouthAfrican lady has moved to my village and joined our bookclub she‘s picked this for our April read , she lived 10 m away from Tulahtulah a mix of heart break 💔 and love &fascinating I didn‘t know baby rhinos 🦏 were so gentle, as with all creatures on gods planet we actvery differently when Wer in danger or abused. I really do admire these wonderful people 🫶🏻 I wantto go ! Sneaking In a Read in the garden after work& before starting dinner
My selection for #LetterE #Alphabetgame I have not read the previous book Elephant Whisperer. I can‘t think of many books starting with E. Thanks for the tag @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
#Naturalitsy #nonfiction
Wanna join in ? @PageShifter @AllDebooks @Texreader
pickI enjoyed reading the emotional journey of the author with wildlife and her fight to rescue them. I was aware that rhinos are being targeted for their horns. But the cruelty of mankind is beyond imagination. The description of each and every animal in the herds, and portrayal of unique individual personality is mesmerising. Animals show compassion not only to their kind but also to humans. There is a lot to learn from animals. #nonfiction2022
Ebook on sale today. Looks like a very entertaining one for #SouthAfrica #readingafrica2022 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB
1. Yes
2. I read more fiction and enjoy a non fiction book occasionally
3. Any book involving animals, especially those where animals have changed someone's life ❤
4. Hmm. I really enjoyed Finding Gobi and A Street Cat Called Bob
5. Elephant in My Kitchen, the sequel to The Elephant Whisperer 🐘
#hellothursday
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