A Love Story with a Difference

The Bookshop Guru

A book review of "Travels on My Elephant" by Mark Shand

A few years ago, I traveled to India with a friend, a photographer, to photograph the Bengal tiger in its natural habitat. We spent several weeks, in the jungle, tracking the elusive Bengal tiger, and every day aloft in a howdah (a wooden cradle) abreast of an elephant. I always had a love of animals, but, after spending several weeks with elephants, I became more aware of this love. Part of my role was to record and write an account of our travels. I decided to seek out more information about rural India, I wanted a different perspective, and by chance, I found a book by Mark Shand called ‘Travels on My Elephant.’

At night avoiding the mosquitoes I started to read Mark’s book and found myself falling in love. The book is about Mark’s trek across 1600 km of India with a female elephant called Tara. Mark’s book is a documentary of the real India and how he ended up falling in love with Tara. As I turned each page I got to know Tara and could not stop myself from feeling the same as Mark. Each day I spent with the elephants in the jungle tracking tigers my understanding of their plight became more pronounced.

I won’t tell you what happened to Tara because I think it’s up to you to find out. All I can say is that love is a many-flavored spring, it can appear and sprout from anywhere, just as it did for me each day with beautiful glimpses into the lives of these amazing animals.

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