Doctor Dolittle's Post Office
by Hugh Lofting
'Doctor Dolittle's Post Office' Summary
In the vibrant and diverse landscape of Africa, Dr. Dolittle embarks on a mission to establish the most remarkable post office the world has ever known. With his unique ability to converse with animals, he enlists the help of his feathered friends, who become his trusted messengers. From speedy swallows to wise owls, each bird plays a crucial role in delivering messages and packages to far-flung corners of the globe. As the post office flourishes, Dr. Dolittle finds himself entangled in a series of adventures, always employing his wit and compassion to resolve challenges and aid those in need. He foils the plans of a nefarious slave trader, brings prosperity to a struggling kingdom, and saves a ship from peril, all while fostering bonds of friendship with the diverse creatures he encounters. Through his adventures, Dr. Dolittle proves that kindness and a willingness to help others can have a profound impact on the world. The story culminates in a truly extraordinary encounter with the oldest living creature on Earth, adding an element of wonder and mystery to the narrative.Book Details
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Hugh John Lofting was an English author trained as a civil engineer, who created the classic children's literature character of Doctor Dolittle. It first appeared in illustrated letters to his childre...
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