Kirjahaku

Juma is a young giraffe who discovers, through his reflection at the waterhole, that he appears to look like all the other giraffes, and believes that he is not special. Disheartened, he confides his discovery to his mother, who teaches him the reasons why each giraffe trait is important for their lives. But Juma's mother also shows him that every giraffe has a unique pattern of spots, making each individual different and special. Juma's mother concludes that every giraffe is special and unique both on the outside and the inside, but she loves her baby Juma most of all.

One day Robert and his little sister, Mary, head to the waterhole for water. But when they arrive, a 'big' surprise is waiting for them - a family of elephants Robert and Mary meet two young elephants and learn the many ways elephants and humans are alike, as well as the challenges elephants must face to survive. In the end, the little humans vow to do what they can to help elephants, and to never forget their new friends from the waterhole.

When Brother Rhinoceros gets stuck in the mud, his friend Mr. Oxpecker brings back different animals to help. They all have a unique skill, but on their own none can help Brother Rhinoceros out of the mud. When they work together as a team, each contributing his or her own special skill, they are able to save Brother Rhinoceros. Through Kayla Harren's captivating illustrations, children will learn the importance of teamwork while valuing their own special talents.