"For generations, the Silverback troop has lived in peaceful seclusion high above the plains, but when a new evil descends on their home, one young gorilla must venture into the unknown to prevent darkness from taking hold of all they hold dear"--

"Grandmother's attacks on the creatures of Bravelands come to a head"-- Bravelands is in turmoil. With Thorn dead, the animals of the plains desperately search for the next Great Parent, a role Prance is afraid to fill. Chase hides in plain sight amidst Grandmother's most loyal creatures, praying that the terrible antidote she's discovered will continue to hold the snake's power over her at bay. And Bramble finds himself up against a foe he couldn't...

Colorful images accompanied by both poetry and regular narrative describe the ecosystem of the Serengeti.--

Third in a series, this volume focuses on a solitary Lion as it wanders the plains of Africa, handling the daily hunt, and vicious rivalry, without a Pride of its own. The circle of Life takes center stage in a world where predator and prey trade places on a regular basis, and Family is something worth fighting -- and dying -- for. This tale, written by Frederic Brremaud, is told without narration or dialogue, conveyed entirely through the illustrations...

"Es de noche en la sabana africana y los animales necesitan descansar. Pero Pequefante... ¡quiere jugar antes de dormir! "Es hora de dormir, como la jirafa." "¿Qué hace la jirafa, Papá?" "Hace shhh, hace shhh. Todos calladitos como la jirafa, hacen shhh, hacen shhh."."--

As a terrible evil spreads through the Bravelands, causing families to split and longtime allies to turn against each other, Bramble, Chase, and Prance seek help from the Great Father, who may not be able to save them this time.