Ranthambore Adventure

This is the story of a tiger. Once a helpless ball of fur Genghis emerges as a mighty predator the king of the forest. But the jungle isn't just his kingdom. Soon Genghis finds himself fighting for his skin against equally powerful predators of a different kind--humans.The very same ones that Vikram and Aditya get embroiled with when they attempt to lay their hands on a diary that belongs to a ruthless tiger poacher. Worlds collide when one ill-fated encounter plunges the boys and their friend Aarti into a thrilling chase that takes them deep into the magnificent game park of Ranthambore.Journey through the wilderness brimming with tiger lore with a tale set in one of India's most splendid destinations. Review Deepak Dalal'sRanthambore Adventure (Westland) is like a trip back to that beloved forest. -- Conde Nasthttps//www.cntraveller.in/story/how-to-travel-around-india-through-childrens-books/For any child who has visited Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Deepak Dalal'sRanthambore Adventures is sure to transport them straight back into the Rajasthan forest. -- DailyOhttps//www.dailyo.in/arts/world-tiger-day-books-children-national-animal-india-poachers-wildlife-environment/story/1/5300.htmlIf you are worried about the tiger crisis and wish to initiate some discussions with your students I'd recommend Ranthambore Adventure the only one of its kind I have seen coming from India. -- Young India Bookshttps//youngindiabooks.com/bookrev/ranthambore-adventure About the Author Deepak Dalal gave up a career in chemical engineering to write stories for children. He lives in Pune with his wife two daughters and several dogs and cats. He enjoys wildlife nature and the outdoors. His books include the Vikram-Aditya adventure series (for older readers) and the Feather Tales series (for younger readers). All his stories have a strong conservation theme.