Title
:
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
Author
:
Hugh Lofting
Language
:
English
Genre
:
Junior’s and Children’s
Literature
Publication Date
:
22 March 1914
SynopsisSynopsis:
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle follows the adventures of a
young boy named Tommy Stubbins, the son of a cobbler in the small town of
Puddleby-on-the-Marsh. At nine and a half years old, Tommy dreams of traveling
the world, inspired by the sailing ships that anchor near the old Kingsbridge
in his hometown. He spends his days watching sailors unload cargo, listening to
their songs, and imagining a life filled with distant lands and exciting
voyages.
His life changes forever when he meets Doctor
Dolittle, the extraordinary naturalist who can speak with animals. Tommy
becomes the Doctor’s assistant, learning not only about animals but also about
courage, kindness, and the wonders of the world. Together they embark on a
series of remarkable travels—crossing oceans, visiting faraway islands, and
encountering many fascinating creatures and cultures. Through danger,
discovery, and friendship, Tommy grows and learns what it truly means to
explore the world with curiosity and compassion.
The story is rich with imagination, adventure, and
heartwarming lessons, making it a timeless classic in children’s literature.
Recommended For
This book is highly recommended for:
- Children
aged 8–12 who
enjoy adventure, imagination, and animal stories.
- Early
readers and junior fiction lovers who are ready for longer narratives with
engaging plots.
- Parents
and teachers seeking
classic literature that teaches empathy, courage, and curiosity.
- Students
studying classic children’s literature, storytelling traditions, or early fantasy
works.
- Readers
who enjoy fantasy adventures with talking animals and explorations of
distant lands.
|
Title |
: |
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle |
|
Author |
: |
Hugh Lofting |
|
Language |
: |
English |
|
Genre |
: |
Junior’s and Children’s
Literature |
|
Publication Date
|
: |
22 March 1914 |
SynopsisSynopsis:
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle follows the adventures of a young boy named Tommy Stubbins, the son of a cobbler in the small town of Puddleby-on-the-Marsh. At nine and a half years old, Tommy dreams of traveling the world, inspired by the sailing ships that anchor near the old Kingsbridge in his hometown. He spends his days watching sailors unload cargo, listening to their songs, and imagining a life filled with distant lands and exciting voyages.
His life changes forever when he meets Doctor
Dolittle, the extraordinary naturalist who can speak with animals. Tommy
becomes the Doctor’s assistant, learning not only about animals but also about
courage, kindness, and the wonders of the world. Together they embark on a
series of remarkable travels—crossing oceans, visiting faraway islands, and
encountering many fascinating creatures and cultures. Through danger,
discovery, and friendship, Tommy grows and learns what it truly means to
explore the world with curiosity and compassion.
The story is rich with imagination, adventure, and
heartwarming lessons, making it a timeless classic in children’s literature.
Recommended For
This book is highly recommended for:
- Children
aged 8–12 who
enjoy adventure, imagination, and animal stories.
- Early
readers and junior fiction lovers who are ready for longer narratives with
engaging plots.
- Parents
and teachers seeking
classic literature that teaches empathy, courage, and curiosity.
- Students
studying classic children’s literature, storytelling traditions, or early fantasy
works.
- Readers
who enjoy fantasy adventures with talking animals and explorations of
distant lands.
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