
by Jean de Brunhoff · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788477131120

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The story tells the adventures of Babar, a little elephant who escapes from the jungle after the death of his mother at the hands of hunters. He arrives in Paris, where a kind old lady takes him in and teaches him to live like a human. Over time, Babar returns to the jungle and, thanks to his experience and wisdom, is crowned king of the elephants. A classic tale about adaptation, growth and the search for one's own destiny.

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