Noa and the Little Elephant: An important story about friendship and saving the elephants

A heart-warming and achingly relevant story about elephant conservation, from picture book legend, Michael Foreman. Noa loves to watch the elephants play in the water near his small village in East Africa. One day tragedy strikes and the baby is left all alone, his mother killed by poachers. When Noa and his village adopt the lonely orphan, a beautiful friendship is born. Until one stormy night when Noa may need his friend to save him too… In Association with Tusk, the African wildlife conservation charity, HarperCollins Children’s Books is proud to draw attention to the plight of the elephants through award-winning and bestselling Michael Foreman’s gripping tale of survival and friendship. Perfect for children of all ages to share with their families and learn about the the environment and the importance of preserving remarkable world we live in. Michael Foreman's Noa and the Little Elephant is a touching narrative that highlights the importance of nature protection and environmental conservation. This children's adventure fiction, with its strong social themes, is an engaging read for young adults and kids, teaching them about the importance of friendship, survival, and the preservation of our world. For fans of Nizrana Farook (The Boy Who Met a Whale), J M Forster (Bad Hair Days), Kate Saunders (Five Children on the Western Front), Mini Grey (The Last Wolf), and Satoshi Kitamura (Me and My Cat?).