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Title	:	The Last Leopard (Animal Healer #3)
Author	:	Lauren St. John
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 208 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2008 by Orion
Categories	:	Animals. Fantasy. Childrens. Adventure. Mystery

The Last Leopard (Animal Healer #3)

Lauren St. John

Paperback | Pages: 208 pages

Rating: 4.2 | 1314 Users | 76 Reviews

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Martine is looking forward to the holidays and riding Jemmy, her white giraffe, until an accident sends her and Ben on a journey to the Matobo Hills wilderness in Zimbabwe. It is a lawless land, where nothing is as it seems. When they uncover a plot in which the fate of a magnificent leopard and the lost treasure of an African King are mysteriously linked, their friendship faces its greatest test. Far from home and the help of Grace and Tendai, and with Gwyn Thomas languishing, under false accusations, in jail, Martine and Ben must use every survival skill they possess. They'll come face to face with Griffin, Mercy, Mr Ratcliffe (known as Rat), Magnus the hornbill, and a witch doctor, not to mention Khan, the last leopard. They must decide who their friends are, and who are enemies, as they race against time to save the world's rarest leopard and each other. This third African adventure is written with all the zest and skill that have endeared so many readers to THE WHITE GIRAFFE and DOLPHIN SONG.

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Original Title:	The Last Leopard
ISBN:	1842556673 (ISBN13: 9781842556672)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Animal Healer #3
Setting:	Zimbabwe

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I enjoyed this 3rd book in the series but not as much as I thought I would. I think that's because the storyline was slightly predicable based on the other two. However, it still made for a good read. The author's note at the end helped to better understand some things in the book related to African culture and traditions.

In this book the characters have to go to there grandmas friends lodge to help out. The characters go up there and learn how to ride a horses. Soon they hear about J's and J's wants the leopard that black eagle lodge owns and there is treasure to but first the leopard has to be killed. So they try to protect it.

This is the 3rd book in a series about a girl in England whose parents die and she goes to live with her grandmother who owns a wildlife preserve in South Africa. It is a well-written children's book.

I thought this book was inspiring of what we should do in real life. This book was about Martine going to another country to help her grandmother's friend with a broken leg. When she finally gets there she learns all the secrets of the area like this one about a leopard that Is one of the last of it's kind. She wants To do something about it so she goes to find it with Ben, her friend, and an instructor there. The two men go into the leopard's cage and Martine is left alone. At last she saw the

The third book in the Legend of the Animal Healer series. Martine, her grandmother, and Ben travel to Zimbabwe to help her grandmother's friend save her hotel and the last leopard. They must defeat hunters and treasure seekers in order to save Khan. This series gets more exciting with each new installment. Boys and girls will find this series enjoyable.

This book is really good. Any person who loves big cats or animals in general like this book. I found it very interesting and hard to peel my eyes off of. Although some people might not agree. Personally I would read it again. It was a fun read and a good place to escape to when I wanted.

The Legend of The Animal Healer book was amazing. I personally love animal books because I love animals almost as much as Martine does, I am vegan, and it depresses me to see these animals die. I definitely recommend this book to anyone who loves animals and nature!