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Description
"Working Elephants" by Maggie DaSilva is an educational book that explores the physical characteristics, behavior, distribution, and care of elephants. The book examines how elephants interact with humans in working environments and provides information about their natural habitats across different regions. Written for middle grade readers, the text covers the needs of elephants including their care, feeding, and social behaviors. The book serves as a resource for understanding these large mammals and their relationship with people.
Quick Summary
These incredible animals trade their circus spotlight for real jobs, and this book reveals the surprising world of elephants who build, haul, and help humans in ways kids never imagined. Packed with surprising facts about elephant intelligence, training secrets, and the deep bonds between handlers and their massive partners, readers will discover why these gentle giants are some of the most helpful animals on the planet. If your kid loves "The One and Only Ivan" or National Geographic animal fact books, they'll be trunk-over-heels for this nonfiction gem. Perfect for kids ages 9 to 13 in grades 4 through 7.