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Cambridge Reading Adventures: 4 Voyagers: The White Elephant (NOC)
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Cambridge Reading Adventures: 4 Voyagers: The White Elephant (NOC)

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Synopsis:
A captivating story from the Cambridge Reading Adventures series, ‘The White Elephant’ by Geraldine McCaughrean follows the journey of a young boy who discovers a rare white elephant. Set in a vibrant historical context, this tale explores themes of friendship, courage, and cultural significance, making it an engaging read for secondary-level students.

Table of Contents or Chapters:
- Introduction to the White Elephant
- The Discovery
- The Journey Begins
- Challenges in the Village
- The Royal Connection
- The Bond Grows
- A Test of Loyalty
- Resolution and Reflection

Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
Students will develop reading comprehension, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills. The story encourages empathy and understanding of different cultures, while enhancing fluency and the ability to summarize and infer meaning from text.

About the Author:
Geraldine McCaughrean is an award-winning British author known for her rich storytelling and historical fiction. She has written over 150 books, including adaptations of myths and classic tales, and has won the Carnegie Medal and other major literary honors.

About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a world-leading publisher of academic and educational materials, known for its rigorous standards and innovative resources. Their Cambridge Reading Adventures series supports literacy development based on international benchmarks.

Book Details

Print Length32 pages
PublisherCambridge University Press
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781108405881

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