Rhino's Horns
By Michael Terry
Can Baboon’s clever plan help Rhino discover his not-so-boring horns?
heartwarming · humorous · colourful · reassuring
Genres
What is Rhino's Horns about?
Rhino is unhappy with his horns. They seem plain and straight beside the curly, twisted and spiralling horns of the other jungle animals. When Rhino’s best friend Baboon hatches a clever plan, Rhino gets the chance to see his horns differently. Along the way, he discovers that being special does not mean looking like everyone else. With lively jungle animals, gentle humour and a warm message about self-acceptance, this story celebrates friendship and learning to appreciate the qualities that make us unique.
About the author
Michael Terry is a talented author and illustrator, best known for his funny and imaginative picture books, including the popular story 'The Selfish Crocodile'. He loves creating animal characters and exciting adventures that make children laugh and think. Michael enjoys sharing his stories with children and inspiring them to read, draw, and dream big.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2001
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