Ginger the Giraffe

Book Review Challenge- Ginger the Giraffe by T Albert

    💖Summary of the book

🠞 Once upon a time there was a Ginger. She is giraffe which stays in Kenya. Kenya is a country located in Africa. Ginger has long leg, long neck and so on. She loves to eat the leaves and buds from the top tree. She has her own favorite tree. Is it special? yep of course. One day she was eating the leaves and suddenly saw Mickey was so sad because he don't have food to eat as the savannah was fully dried. There is also no rain at all. So, Ginger called Mickey to meet with Leo, one of the smartest lion in that particular place. Then, Leo said it would be better if Ginger and Mickey go to the jungle and find some food. Everybody agreed with that statement and went to the jungle. They saw fire and ran to the other way. Fortunately, there is no fire and it almost started to rain. All the trees started to grow up as usual. Finally, all of them were very happy. 😊😊

 💕What do you like most about the story?

                                                                      

🠊The most I like in this story is about the character of Ginger and Mickey. They are good friends and helping each and other when one of them in trouble. Although Ginger has food to eat but she was willing to help Mickey to find some food for him.  

 💖 Will you recommend this book to your friends?         

🠊  Yes of course I will. I will promote this book by using many platforms such as telegram, Instagram, snapchat and many more. This is because this respective book is available in shop and also online bookstores. The moral of this story is we have to help each other without seeing the races, culture and others. 👍👍👍      

 💗 What do you like least about the story?

🠊The least that I like about this story is the part when the jungle was in fire. This caused the whole trees were burn. I was so sad when reading that part. At the same time, it also gives pollution to the environment. 

                              

 

                                                     ~Thank you for reading~

 Regards,                       

Kirshavina