"The Last Giants" by William Rodarmor delves into the world of the majestic yet endangered giant pandas in China. The narrative unfolds through the eyes of various characters, including scientists, conservationists, and locals, as they navigate the challenges of preserving these iconic animals and their habitat. Through their intertwined stories, the book explores themes of environmental conservation, the impact of human activity on nature, and the poignant connection between humans and wildlife. Rodarmor’s vivid storytelling invites readers to witness the beauty and fragility of a world where the last giants rove, urging a call to action for their survival. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 80 pages in this book. This book was published in 1993 by David R. Godine Publisher Inc .

Timothee de Fombelle is a much-admired French playwright. Initially working as a teacher/lecturer, he soon turned to writing and in 2006 produced his first novel, Toby Alone, known in his native France as Tobie Lolness. Highly acclaimed, it has been translated into 22 different languages and has won numerous prizes. Toby's extraordinary story continues in Toby and the Secrets of the Tree. Francois Place is one of France's leading artists and is also a well-praised fiction writer. Some of his best works include Les Derniers Geants ("The Last Giants"), Le Vieux Fou de Dessin ("The Old Man Crazy About Drawing") and L'Atlas des Geographes ("The Atlas of the Geographers of Orbae"). He lives in France. William Rodarmor is a veteran French literary translator, writer, and editor. His translation of Tamata and the Alliance , by Bernard Moitessier, won the 1996 Lewis Galantiere Award from the American Translators Association. He lives in Berkeley, California.