Akimbo and the Crocodile man

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Akimbo and the Crocodile man
By Alexander McCall Smith
    Akimbo lives in Africa with his family.  It is a dangerous place to live, especially for a boy his age.  One day, an unusual visitor named John comes to visit.  Akimbo is interested in him, partly because he wrote a book about crocodiles.  Because of John, Akimbo gets to see crocodile eggs hatch, a joyous occasion.  This book is great for those who are interested in Africa, and crocodiles.

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