Chimpanzee Great Escape

Author: Elizabeth Laird
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: The renowned British author Elizabeth Laird traveled the world and encountered a variety of animals. Her experiences with African wildlife inspired her to complete this epic series, The Journey of the Animal Kingdom. Using vivid narrative techniques, the book depicts stories between African wildlife and humans, showcasing the habits of these animals to readers and endowing them with deeper emotions. It also conveys a spirit of humanitarianism. The descriptions of the protagonists and animals in the book are lifelike, especially the author's profound love for wildlife that permeates the pages, evoking a sense of love and protection for these animals. A little chimpanzee is in dire straits. Its mother is dead, and it is hungry and terrified, left alone. Only Efra can save it. During a flight across the Congo, Efra's plane makes an emergency landing at a remote tropical jungle airport. There, a newly born chimpanzee is miserably curled up in a thin cardboard box. With no time to consider, Efra secretly brings the little one aboard the plane. She knows that doing so is reckless, dangerous, and illegal. Soon, she embarks on a flight of escape through the African forest.