Back The Safari Challenge
Chapters (14)
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Dedication
  4. 1
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  6. 3
  7. 4
  8. 5
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  11. 8
  12. 9
  13. 10
  14. About the Author

“Woah!” Harry exclaimed. He was so impressed that he forgot his annoyance. “Is that a tooth?”

It was the lion’s tooth that Bear had given her!

“Where did you get it?” Harry said. “Can I hold it? What animal is it from?”

“Uh … a lion,” Evie murmured. She passed it to him as her thoughts spun.

The safari must have been real. She couldn’t have got this tooth from anywhere else. The compass really had got her there, and got her back too, before anyone noticed. It really had been useful.

She pulled out the compass.

“This is pretty cool too,” she said. “Why not take it?”

Harry reluctantly gave the tooth back to her, and took the compass.

“Uh – right?” he said. “Thanks. Not sure it’s as cool a lion’s tooth …”

“Maybe you’ll see,” Evie said. She smiled. “Just consider it a gift.”

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About the Author

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Bear Grylls got the taste for adventure at a young age from his father, a former Royal Marine. After school, Bear joined the Reserve SAS, then went on to become one of the youngest ever people to climb Mount Everest, just two years after breaking his back in three places during a parachute jump.

Amongst other adventures he has led expeditions to the Arctic and the Antarctic, crossed oceans and set world records in skydiving and paragliding.

Bear is also a bestselling author and the host of television programmes such as Survival School and The Island.

He has shared his survival skills with people all over the world, and has taken many famous movie stars and sports stars on adventures – and even President Barack Obama!

Bear Grylls is Chief Scout to the UK Scouting Association, encouraging young people to have great adventures, follow their dreams and to look after their friends. Bear is also honorary Colonel to the Royal Marine Commandos.

When Bear’s not travelling the world, he lives with his wife and three sons on a barge in London, or on an island off the coast of Wales.

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