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Binding
Hardback
Number of Pages
40
Age Group
9-12 Years
Language
English
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Book Summary
Nestled In The Heart Of The Jungle, A Little Lost Elephant Invites Young Readers On A Bright-Eyed Adventure As A Curious Little Elephant Follows A Mysterious Call—Ktchee Ktchee Ktchee—Away From His Herd. This Warm Picture Book Blends Nature Storytelling With Gentle Lessons About Bravery, Friendship, And The Importance Of Family, Making It A Perfect Pick For Young Readers And Families Who Love Animals And Discovery.
Structured As A Lush, Illustrated Journey, A Little Lost Elephant Unfolds With Simple, Rhythmic Prose And Vivid Scenes That Invite Children To Linger On Every Page. The Little Explorer Meets A Cheeky Mynah Who Becomes A Friend, Faces A Hungry Python, And Learns From A Family Of Civets, Each Encounter Offering A Small Lesson In Courage And Community. The Book Is Beautifully Illustrated, Bringing The Jungle's Colors, Sounds, And Weather To Life While The Gentle Pace Keeps The Story Accessible And Comforting. Written By One Of India's Most Celebrated Nature Writers, This Tale Celebrates Wildlife And The Bonds That Unite A Family And Their Friends In The Wild.
After Finishing A Little Lost Elephant, Readers Carry A Gentle Sense Of Wonder For Wildlife, Plus A Hopeful Belief In Friendship And Family. It Leaves Young Minds Feeling Confident, Thoughtful, And Eager To Explore The World Around Them—Long After The Last Page Is Turned.
Product Details
Author
Stephen Alter
Publisher
Rupa Publication
Number of Pages
40
Language
English
SKU
BK0516276
ISBN
9788197496981
Reading Age
9-12 Years
Dimensions
19.8 x 12.9 x 0.5 cm
Binding
Hardback
MRP: ₹ 250
₹ 212
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Stephen Alter Lives In The Hill Station Of Mussoorie, Where He Was Born And Raised. He Writes Books Both For Adults And Younger Readers. Most Of His Work Focuses On Nature, Particularly In The Himalaya. His Most Recent Book, The Cobra’S Gaze: Exploring India’S Wild Heritage, Is All About Wildlife And Wild Places In Different Parts Of India. Stephen Alter Is The Author Of More Than Twenty Books Of Fiction And Non-Fiction. Wild Himalaya: A Natural History Of The Greatest Mountain Range On Earth, A Work Of Non-Fiction, Received The 2020 Banff Mountain Book Award In The Mountain Environment And Natural History Category. His Memoir, Becoming A Mountain: Himalayan Journeys In Search Of The Sacred And The Sublime, Received The Kekoo Naoroji Award For Himalayaniterature. In The Jungles Of The Night: A Novel About Jim Corbett, Was Shortlisted For The Dsc South Asianiterature Award. Hisatest Work Includes Death In Shambles And Birdwatching: A Novel. Alter Has Taught At The American University In Cairo, Egypt, Where He Was Director Of The Writing Program For Seven Years. Following This, He Was Writer-In-Residence At Mit For Ten Years. Among The Honours He Has Received Are Fellowships From The Guggenheim Foundation, The Fulbright Program, The East West Centre In Hawaii, And The Banff Centre For Mountain Culture. He Is Also The Founding Director Of The Mussoorie Mountain Festival. His Memoir, Becoming A Mountain: Himalayan Journeys In Search Of The Sacred And The Sublime, Won The Kekoo Naoroji Book Award For Himalayan Literature. In The Jungles Of The Night, A Novel About Jim Corbett, Was Shortlisted For The Dsc Prize For South Asian Literature. His Latest Work Includes The Cobra’S Gaze: Exploring India’S Wild Heritage, Death In Shambles: A Hill Station Mystery, And Birdwatching: A Novel Which Won The 2023 Greenlitfest Book Of The Year. Among The Honours He Has Received Are Fellowships From The Guggenheim Foundation, The Fulbright Program, The East-West Center In Hawaii, And The Banff Centre For Mountain Culture. In The Jungles Of The Night: A Novel About Jim Corbett Was Shortlisted For The Dsc South Asianiterature Award. Hisatest Work Includes Death In Shambles And Birdwatching: A Novel Which Won The 2023 Greenit Fest Book Of The Year.