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Penelope and The Unicorns: A story about saving the one-horned rhinoceros.
by Vatika Gulati
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Synopsis
🏆5-Star Winner - Readers' Choice Book Awards
"This book is perfect for children and families who want to learn about wildlife conservation while enjoying a beautifully crafted story."
In the lush, protected grasslands of Kaziranga, where elephants roam and hornbills soar, lives a gentle and ...
"This book is perfect for children and families who want to learn about wildlife conservation while enjoying a beautifully crafted story."
In the lush, protected grasslands of Kaziranga, where elephants roam and hornbills soar, lives a gentle and ...
🏆5-Star Winner - Readers' Choice Book Awards
"This book is perfect for children and families who want to learn about wildlife conservation while enjoying a beautifully crafted story."
In the lush, protected grasslands of Kaziranga, where elephants roam and hornbills soar, lives a gentle and quiet one-horned rhinoceros named Penelope.
Each year, the unicorns gather beneath the largest apple tree to share ancient tales of floods, famines, and forest lore. But this year, Penelope steps forward, shy yet determined, to share a story unlike any they've heard before, her own.
With her stubby horn and wrinkled gray skin, Penelope looks different from the shimmering unicorns around her. But when she begins to speak of a time when rhinos were hunted for their horns, her voice carries a message of loss, courage, and an unlikely alliance with kind-hearted villagers and wild friends who rose up to protect the last of her kind.
Based on the real struggles of the one-horned rhinos of India, Penelope and The Unicorns is a tender and powerful picture book about finding your voice, honoring your truth, and discovering that bravery comes in many shapes and sizes.
This inspiring tale celebrates conservation, compassion, and the magic of being different.
Readers' Choice Review 5-Star Winner
"Beautifully illustrated and heartfelt children's book."
"The Narrative is both engaging and educational, introducing young readers to the plight of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros."
"The story is empowering, showing how collective action can lead to meaningful change."
"The illustrations are whimsical and vibrant, perfectly complementing the text."
"Overall, this book is perfect for children and families who want to learn about wildlife conservation while enjoying a beautifully crafted story."
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