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Binding
Paperback
Number of Pages
576
Age Group
All
Language
English
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Book Summary
Elephant Song Is A Gripping Wildlife-Conservation Thriller That Follows Dr. Daniel Armstrong, An Ecologist And Documentary Filmmaker, As Organized Poaching Threatens Africa's Elephants And The People Who Protect Them. Geared Toward Adult Readers Who Crave Suspenseful, Cinematic Stories With Real-World Environmental Stakes, This Novel Pairs Urgent Action With A Sense Of Purpose And Resilience.
Written With A Warm, Reader-Friendly Voice, Elephant Song Unfolds Through Daniel's Fieldwork, Leveraging His Expertise And Insider Connections. The Experience Is Immersive, Balancing Ground-Level Ecology With High-Stakes Investigation As He Uncovers A Web Of Greed And Corruption Threatening Both People And Wildlife. The Storytelling Blends Documentary-Style Realism With Cinematic Pacing, Giving You Vivid Scenes, Clever Tactics, And Quick, Page-Turning Momentum.
As The Journey Advances, The Reader Encounters Complex Choices, Tense Confrontations, And A Protagonist Driven By A Mission To Safeguard Land And Creatures He Holds Dear. The SettingโA Rugged Ecosystem At The Heart Of AfricaโFeels Palpable, And The Stakes Escalate With Every Turn, Inviting Reflection On Justice, Resilience, And The Costs Of Protecting Nature.
After Finishing Elephant Song, Readers Gain A Deeper Appreciation For Wildlife Conservation And The Personal Courage Required To Stand Against Greed. It Leaves You Hopeful, Thoughtful, And Inspired To Consider How One Determined Voice Can Help Protect Precious Ecosystems For Generations To Come.
Product Details
Author
Wilbur Smith
Publisher
Harper Collins
Number of Pages
576
Language
English
SKU
BK0491434
ISBN
9781785766800
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
12.9 x 3.2 x 19.8 cm
Binding
Paperback
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Wilbur Smith Was Born In Central Africa In 1933. He Was Educated At Michaelhouse And Rhodes University. After The Successful Publication Of When The Lion Feeds In 1964 He Became A Full-Time Writer, And Has Since Written 30 Novels, All Meticulously Researched On His Numerous Expeditions Worldwide. His Books Have Been Translated Into Twenty-Six Different Languages