About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is beginning to show a curiosity about the wider world and the delicate relationship between humans and nature. It is perfect for a child who feels a strong connection to animals or who may be grappling with the balance between fear and respect for things they do not fully understand. The stories follow Bulli, a young boy living in rural India, as he navigates life near the jungle, encountering the majestic and sometimes frightening tiger. Through Bulli's eyes, children explore themes of bravery, cultural identity, and the importance of coexistence. The narrative is gentle yet adventurous, making it highly appropriate for the 7 to 10 age range. Parents will appreciate how the book provides South Asian representation while offering a timeless perspective on how we share our planet with wild creatures. It is a wonderful choice for fostering empathy and a sense of wonder about global landscapes and traditional lifestyles.
