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A Little Kid and A White Elephant - An Adventurous Jungle Journey
Have You Seen A White Elephant?
No? How about going on an adventurous journey through the jungle with your pet white elephant?
Noi, our hero, went on a wild, adventurous journey with his pet elephant. Both were naive and young. How did they manage to escape from the jungle animals?
What dangers did they face? Who helped them?
The animals they encountered were, Buffalo, Turtle, Rhino, Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Squirrel, Parrots, Snake, Bats, Bear, etc.
Some were amazingly friendly and helpful. Others were not so friendly.
Eager to find out who they were?
Join with Noi and Little Chang, the White elephant and have a fun journey.
If you have never been to Thailand, it is your perfect chance.
You are going to see the beautiful, scenic paddy field with the coconut trees, wild river in the middle of the jungle, thundering waterfall, relaxing raft ride on the river, dense jungle with the tall trees, a dark cave guarded by a crazy lion, etc.
This book is filled with some stunning pictures to enhance your reading experience. You will love the pictures.
P.S.
100% satisfaction guaranteed!!
If you are not satisfied with this book for any reason, please return the book within 7 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
Hurry!! It is only an introductory offer. We will raise the price soon due to the popular demand.
No? How about going on an adventurous journey through the jungle with your pet white elephant?
Noi, our hero, went on a wild, adventurous journey with his pet elephant. Both were naive and young. How did they manage to escape from the jungle animals?
What dangers did they face? Who helped them?
The animals they encountered were, Buffalo, Turtle, Rhino, Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Squirrel, Parrots, Snake, Bats, Bear, etc.
Some were amazingly friendly and helpful. Others were not so friendly.
Eager to find out who they were?
Join with Noi and Little Chang, the White elephant and have a fun journey.
If you have never been to Thailand, it is your perfect chance.
You are going to see the beautiful, scenic paddy field with the coconut trees, wild river in the middle of the jungle, thundering waterfall, relaxing raft ride on the river, dense jungle with the tall trees, a dark cave guarded by a crazy lion, etc.
This book is filled with some stunning pictures to enhance your reading experience. You will love the pictures.
P.S.
100% satisfaction guaranteed!!
If you are not satisfied with this book for any reason, please return the book within 7 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
Hurry!! It is only an introductory offer. We will raise the price soon due to the popular demand.
50 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 9, 2013
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May 11, 2013
Author has an infectious manner of writing. Each of the characters in this story about the interrelationship between people and animals is given a name - an alliterative name that is just the kind of fun children love when reading a story. Though the story is an adventure, it is fun and entertaining and holds many lessons valuable to children as they learn from reading and observing the superb illustrations.
At the dark hour of three o'clock in the morning young Noi creeps out of his house and fetches his favorite pet, a white elephant youngster named little Chiang, to escape the elephant camp: Little Chiang, being a white elephant, is destined to go to the king's palace as are all white elephants. Noi doesn't want to lose his pet so the two set out on an adventure to escape Little Chiang's destiny.
On their way through the countryside of Thailand they encounter all manner of friends and foes of the animal kingdom - Bua the wise Water Buffalo, Em the Egret, Tui the Turtle who creates a raft for their ride down the river, Rit the Rhino doing yoga while giving directions, Lamon the Lion and his riddles at the mouth of the cave, Tien the Tiger who eyes Noi as dinner, Lek the Leopard, Som and Sam Squirrel, Penya and Petch Parrot Cong the Cobra, Gingan the Gecko, Burut the Bear, Mani the Monkey and ultimately Karn, a little girl lost in the jungle. The three finally make their way to a cave, solve the lion's riddles, meet a thief in side the cave, befriend a cub Leopard and resolve to find the palace where the group has decided (with a little sage advice from wise animal friends) to honor the king's wishes to gather all the white elephants for special honors. The story ends happily, lessons learned despite the perils.
The flow of the story is smooth, well illustrated, has just the right amount of tension and relief that should make this book a favorite among youngsters.
At the dark hour of three o'clock in the morning young Noi creeps out of his house and fetches his favorite pet, a white elephant youngster named little Chiang, to escape the elephant camp: Little Chiang, being a white elephant, is destined to go to the king's palace as are all white elephants. Noi doesn't want to lose his pet so the two set out on an adventure to escape Little Chiang's destiny.
On their way through the countryside of Thailand they encounter all manner of friends and foes of the animal kingdom - Bua the wise Water Buffalo, Em the Egret, Tui the Turtle who creates a raft for their ride down the river, Rit the Rhino doing yoga while giving directions, Lamon the Lion and his riddles at the mouth of the cave, Tien the Tiger who eyes Noi as dinner, Lek the Leopard, Som and Sam Squirrel, Penya and Petch Parrot Cong the Cobra, Gingan the Gecko, Burut the Bear, Mani the Monkey and ultimately Karn, a little girl lost in the jungle. The three finally make their way to a cave, solve the lion's riddles, meet a thief in side the cave, befriend a cub Leopard and resolve to find the palace where the group has decided (with a little sage advice from wise animal friends) to honor the king's wishes to gather all the white elephants for special honors. The story ends happily, lessons learned despite the perils.
The flow of the story is smooth, well illustrated, has just the right amount of tension and relief that should make this book a favorite among youngsters.
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