‘The Lion and the Impala’ will appeal to children of all ages, particularly those with an interest in wildlife. Beautifully written in simple, relatable language, the story is both educational and entertaining and will be sure to satisfy the curiosity of any child who is as eager to learn new and interesting facts as the little lion cub himself! The story also contains a moral lesson, which is revealed at the end of the story, driving home the point that the grass is not always greener on th...
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