"The Elephants of Thula Thula" by Françoise Malby-Anthony is a captivating work that vividly describes the joys and challenges of a life dedicated to conservation. As the owner of the Thula Thula Reserve in South Africa, Malby-Anthony shares her deep connection with a remarkable herd of elephants, whose adventures have touched the hearts of many. The story revolves around the matriarchal elephant lady Frankie, who holds authority in the reserve. When Frankie falls ill and authorities threaten to remove some members of the herd, Françoise faces the challenge of saving her beloved elephants. In addition to rescuing elephants and seeking a companion for the orphaned rhino Thabo, the arrival of Savannah, an endangered cheetah, brings new hope. The narrative highlights the challenges posed by the pandemic, poachers, and the threat from a mining company. Malby-Anthony demonstrates her tireless efforts to protect the animals and the dreams she realizes.