Book Review by Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR.

Helping a hyena find its laugh is animals of the wild. The Lost Laugh is a children’s book in early reading and learning which uses the wild in telling a creative story in early reading and learning.

In the search for its laugh, the hyena questions the monkey, the giraffe, the warthog and the hippo in finding his laughter.

The character Sporty’s laughter been the subject of the “The Lost Laugh,” a children’s book in early reading and learning, Sporty seeks answers on where his laugh could be.

Authored by Michelle Preen, designed by Wilna Combrinck, illustrated by Karen Lilje and edited by Hellen Moffet, “The Lost Laugh,” is an entertaining and educational read in early reading and learning.

Get a copy of The Lost Laugh at Book Dash and teach a kid in early reading and learning on the spelling and naming of a monkey, a hippo, a giraffe, a warthog and on the use of quotation marks in creative writing. This book is available in English.

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