A preview look at my new book “A Hippo Love Story” to give you all an idea of what to expect.
Her biography on agent’s site :
Karen Paolillo was born in Hertfordshire, UK, but has been living in the African bush for the last two decades. She is the Founder of the Turgwe Hippo Trust in the south east Lowveld of Zimbabwe. She shares her bush home with her French husband, Jean-Roger, six cats and one slender mongoose named Squiggle. Her principal neighbours are the Turgwe Hippos which inspire her passion and dedication. Having watched them daily for the last twenty years, she has become known as “the Lady who talks to Hippos”, or “The River-Horse Whisperer”. Karen’s first book, about life with the hippos, will be published in 2014 by Penguin South Africa.
The release date is May 2014.
During the PayPal session, you will be able to fill the optional area with your details, including the name you wish to see in the personal dedication from Karen.
Thank you for buying Karen’s book and happy readings..
The book can now be purchased on line Internationally at www.kalahari.com
read the full review from Oephebia in this post
read the full review from Annie in this post
Read the full review from Femme LifeStyle blog.
The book can now be purchased on line Internationally at www.kalahari.com or with a personal dedication on my website.
Full review on Se7en's site.
Full review from Bush-bound girl at bush-bound Girl website .
Dear hippos lovers,
On your FaceBook wall, on your blog or in your website, insert our support banner with a link to [www.savethehippos.info].
Banner size is 750x90 pixels and available with a transparent or beige background.
Feel free to download the zipped file.
Logo on beige background Logo with transparent background
You can buy now the tickets to attend the conference at the Royal Geographic Society's directly from our website.
Go to Karen's blog and click on the ticket.
This is an extraordinary book. The hardships and struggles that Karen and Jean have gone through make me so aware of the cosseted existence that we enjoy in Europe. Told with remarkable honesty and candour, Karen’s love for, and dedication to, the hippos (and her extended animal family) is a example to us all. Beautifully written, it made me laugh and cry in equal measure. Thank you, Karen, for everythng you have done and for sharing it with us.
Hi Cary
I am so touched that you found my story so well written and that it held your fascination and touched your emotions. It means so much to me.
Love and thanks Karen, Kuchek and all of the Turgwe Hippos xxx