“Wilbur and Charlotte”

“Wilbur and Charlotte” by EB White is a touching story about the friendship between Wilbur, a pig who is getting fat and fearing for his life, and Charlotte, a wise spider who lives in Wilbur’s enclosure.

Charlotte uses her ability to write webs to save her friend from slaughter.

This story is about themes such as friendship, sacrifice and respect for life.

“The Jungle Book”

The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling is a captivating collection of stories about Mowgli, an orphan boy who is raised by wolves in the depths of the Indian jungle.

This book introduces readers to unforgettable characters such as Baloo the bear and Bagheera the black panther, who serve as Mowgli’s mentors and protectors.

It beautifully explores themes of belonging and the lessons we can learn from nature.

‘Down by the River’

Down by the river by Richard Adams is the story of rabbits who escape from their destroyed burrow to find a new home.

This challenging journey will test their courage, leadership skills and confidence.

It serves as an allegory for the social structures within communities and deals with the complexity of relationships and survival instincts in animal societies.

The story underlines the importance of unity and resilience in difficult times.

“Call of the Wild”

The Call of the Wild by Jack London is a classic novel that tells the story of Buck, a pet dog who is stolen from his home and sold to Alaska as a sled dog.

Through Buck’s eyes, readers experience his struggle and adaptation to the harsh life in the wild.

This book captures the essence of survival and transformation in nature.