Francois du Rand
A gem of a short story for not only the young, but the older ones, about Africa, nature and nature's adaptability to co-exist for survival. The illustrated paintings and photos are exceptional. Studies by the South African Botanical Garden proved that some African plants have developed many strategies to survive fires, and some have even come to depend on fire to keep the population healthy or to initiate flowering, disperse their seeds or stimulate germination. This book is about self directing synergy and harmony in nature. Congratulations to the auther, trusting the ants will keep her on the move.
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Canerd
What a beautiful way to make one homesick for the African bush and animals. I am sure this charming introduction to an unexpected (but real!) relationship in nature will spark the enthusiasm of future naturalists and explorers.
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A Google user
There is a friend for everyone, no matter how thorny you may be. What a lovely inspirational story for young and old alike. This uniquely African Whistle Thorn Tree's life story is beautifully illustrated. The book is fun and educational. I loved it from beginning to end!
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