Return to the Jungle
By Bear Grylls
Mak returns to the jungle, but rescuing one elephant uncovers a far greater danger.
thrilling · adventurous · inspiring
Genres
What is Return to the Jungle about?
Six months after his first jungle adventure, Mak returns to the Wainganga River to assist a conservation project protecting endangered elephants. When a young elephant is captured by a ruthless merchant, Mak and his friend Diya embark on a daring mission to rescue it. Venturing deep into the jungle, Mak must rely on his survival skills to navigate treacherous terrain and evade danger. Inspired by Rudyard Kipling's The Second Jungle Book, this thrilling tale is penned by renowned adventurer Bear Grylls.
About the author
Bear Grylls is an adventurer, television presenter, and author. He is best known for his exciting survival show 'Man vs. Wild', where he explores wild places and shows how to stay safe outdoors. Bear also writes adventure books for children, inspiring young readers to be brave, adventurous, and to love nature.
Pages
224 pages
This edition
2017
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