When the sun sets over the African bush, a gentle pangolin named Pango begins his nightly adventure. Beneath glowing stars and moonlight, he sniffs, shuffles, slurps and explores his world, meeting friendly animals along the way.
A calming, rhyming bedtime story that introduces young readers to the real behaviours of Temminck's ground pangolin, one of Southern Africa's most fascinating animals. Includes a pangolin fact page and a spot-the-creatures list at the back.
Pango's Moonlight March is the first book in the Wild Wonders Children's Series, celebrating Southern African wildlife and building curiosity and respect for the natural world.
22 pages · Softcover · Written in rhyme · ISBN 978-1-0492-6049-5
Pango's Moonlight March
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My grandson, age 5, loves this book and we have all learnt such a lot more about pangolins. We also like the ‘search for things’ at the end and so go back to see where was the hyena and the owl etc. A delightful book.