Inspired by author Karah Germroth's family trip to the Serengeti, "Kalo's First Migration" tells the story of a little wildebeest named Kalo and the excitement and challenges he faces on his first migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Maasai Mara in Kenya."Kalo's First Migration" reminds us of the delicate balance between animals and people while teaching young readers about the Great Migration in East Africa. Kalo might be little but that doesn't stop him from doing great things!

This beautiful 120 page lined journal provides the perfect space to take notes on the animals you see on your 2025 safari. At 6”x9” it will fit in your backpack or purse to jot down memories, stories, or thoughts you have while on safari. This is also a great gift for friends or family who might be traveling to the beautiful continent of Africa!

Inspired by author Karah Germroth's family trip to the Serengeti, "Kalo's First Migration" tells the story of a little wildebeest named Kalo and the excitement and challenges he faces on his first migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Maasai Mara in Kenya."Kalo's First Migration" reminds us of the delicate balance between animals and people while teaching young readers about the Great Migration in East Africa. Kalo might be little but that doesn't stop him from doing great things!

Get to know more about the Maasai tribe in Tanzania and Kenya as you color beautiful, custom-made illustrations. This coloring book outlines a day in the life of a Maasai boy named Kilel, showing many aspects of the beautiful Maasai culture and even teaching a few Maasai words along the way. Coloring pages are appropriate for children and adults. This would be an excellent purchase for anyone travelling to East Africa or anyone interested in learning more about the unique and beautiful Maasai tribe.

A beautiful coloring book featuring commonly used Swahili words for each letter of the alphabet. Each page includes a new Swahili word with its meaning, a picture to color related to the word, and a place to trace the word itself. This would be a perfect gift for any child (or child at heart!) who is visiting East Africa.