Dr. Dolittle consults an ancient turtle about everlasting life and the Great Flood in this darker, more serious series entry with anti-war undertones.
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Dr. Dolittle consults an ancient turtle about everlasting life and the Great Flood in this darker, more serious series entry with anti-war undertones.
Dr. Dolittle revisits the ancient giant turtle Mudface (from "Doctor Dolittle's Post Office") who tells the story of the Great Flood. Per reviewers this book has a more serious tone than the other Dolittle books. Parts were published in the New York Herald Tribune in 1923, but Lofting finished the book before his death in 1947.
will contain mild spoilers
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References to war and humanity's cruelty to man
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Turtle recounts story of the Great Flood
Fantasy elements include talking animals
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Anti-war themes and commentary on inhumanity
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