Book details
Mukesh Starts a Zoo
Description
When Mukesh and his friend Teju decide to start a zoo, they face the challenges of finding animals and building enclosures. They manage to gather a house lizard, a parrot, a dog with yellow eyes, and the washerman's donkey as attractions. Despite their hard work, the zoo visit turns into pandemonium with comical results. The story, filled with endearing characters and delightful artworks, explores whether Mukesh can achieve his dream of becoming a star zookeeper in this unforgettable tale by Ruskin Bond.
Age
7-14
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
34 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Storytelling: Ruskin Bond's writing style is known for its simplicity and charm, making it engaging for children and adults alike.
- Cultural Insight: Reading Ruskin Bond's books often provides insight into Indian culture, landscapes, and everyday life, which can be educational and enriching.
- Moral Lessons: His stories typically convey important moral lessons and values, such as kindness, friendship, and the importance of nature, which are beneficial for young readers.
- Language Development: For children, reading Ruskin Bond's books can help in developing their language skills, vocabulary, and comprehension due to the accessible language used in his storytelling.