Through the eyes of Ernest
Subtitle: a memoir to honor elephants
By: Debbie McFee
Publisher: Debra A. McFee
Published: 2014
Place of publication: [Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
ISBN-13: 9781492703792
Subjects: Elephants; Fiction; Captivity; Éléphants; Romans, nouvelles
Description: Under the bright lights, elephants perform tricks for excited human who never wonder what happens to these massive animals after the show ends. Ernest knows. A captive born elephant, all he has ever known are zoo paddocks and circus rings. The stories his wild-caught friend Frankie tells him of life in a free elephant herd sound magical, but hopelessly unattainable. -- From book jacket.
Table of contents: title: Frankie; title: Maggie; title: On the road; title: Mary; title: Training; title: Eve; title: Elephant down; title: To breed or not to breed; title: The birds and the bees; title: Solitary confinement; title: Another truck ride; title: Clementine; title: All about Eve; title: Bachelor's forest; title: Edward; title: Hank; title: Bart; title: Edna; title: Anna; title: Living on elephant time; title: Elephants for rent; title: The boys; title: Hello, old friend; title: A once-in-a-lifetime friend; title: The last elephant; title: These are the good old days.