Srinivas Kuppa

Tales from the African Wild Srinivas Kuppa

Teaching core principles of life to kids is an important exercise for the parents. Making such exercise fun for the kids will help them remember and practice their learnings. Being the parents ourselves, as we thought of effective ways, we concluded that the best way to make it fun is to build short-stories with the backdrop of the African Savannah, that is precisely what we accomplished with this book. The stories are simple, interesting, intriguing and fun. To help children gain general knowledge, we incorporated authentic Masai names and geographically accurate location descriptions. We also included a "Do you know?" section for each story that explains several relevant interesting facts about the animals, locations or people from the stories. We believe to have achieved a great mix of presenting fun stories along with various real-life facts to make the reading worth the time and effort of our little readers and their loving parents (or guardians). The book will be a great purchase for your own children or for gifting it to other family members or friends. Sneak-peek into the book: This book contains 5 short-stories or tales that revolve around several wild animals living in the Ngorongoro crater and a Masai family that lives in a village on the rim of the crater. In one story, you will learn the risk of being jealous of your own family when the little lion cub, Chipo, gets encircled by the evil crocodiles. In another story, the kind monkey, Akili, helps his trapped bee friend. If a gentle hippo is saved by a honey-badger with quick and witty thinking in one story, then the animals group together to escape the hunter in the next one. Feel the fun? Please purchase the book to enjoy these stories. We promise that the book will be your great companion. This is our first book and we are open for any constructive feedback and support. We promise to improve as we publish more such books over time. We also promise to donate 50 cents to a leading children's hospital for every purchased unit.