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The White Giraffe
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LSLauren St. John

A young orphaned girl discovers her unique connection to a rare white giraffe while uncovering family secrets on a South African game reserve.

fantasy | 180 pages | Published in NaN

fantasyanimalsfictionchildrensafricamiddle gradeadventuremysteryyoung adultjuvenile
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  1. How does the setting of the African bush contribute to the overall mood and themes of 'The White Giraffe'?
  2. Discuss the role of family and loss in 'The White Giraffe'. How does Martine cope with the changes in her life?
  3. Examine the significance of the white giraffe as a symbol in the novel. What does it represent for Martine and the story as a whole?
  4. Analyze Martine’s character development throughout the book. How do her experiences in the wildlife sanctuary shape her?
  5. Explore the theme of friendship in 'The White Giraffe'. How do Martine’s relationships with other characters influence her journey?
  6. How does Lauren St. John incorporate elements of magic realism in the story? What effect do these elements have on the reader’s experience?
  7. Discuss the ethical issues related to wildlife conservation presented in the novel. How does the story raise awareness about protecting endangered species?
  8. What role does culture and heritage play in 'The White Giraffe'? How does Martine connect with her grandmother’s legacy?
  9. Analyze the conflicts Martine faces. How do they drive the plot and contribute to the themes of courage and resilience?
  10. In what ways does 'The White Giraffe' address the idea of belonging and finding one’s place in the world?
  11. How does the author use descriptive language to bring the African landscape and wildlife to life? Provide examples.
  12. Examine the relationship between humans and animals in the novel. What message does the author convey about this connection?