Book Reviewed by Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR

In the predatory nature which vultures are known for, Circles is an interesting book in early children’s learning and reading which teaches the art of storytelling using one of the predatory animals of all time, the vulture.

As vultures are known for, they move in circular motion, preying on helpless animals waiting for the kill.

Authored by Alex Latimer, Edited by Diane Awerbuck, Designed by Gordon Latimer, and Illustrated by Patrick Latimer, Circles tells the story of a young vulture and its mother in the wilderness.

As beautiful and majestic as the illustrations are for the prey, waterbucks and the predators, the anecdote in Circles is one which is thrilling, educational and entertaining for all.

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