"Golliwogg in the African Jungle" is the
thirteenth and final of Florence Upton's Golliwogg
books.
The story, told in rhyme and beautifully
illustrated, follows the the adventures of
Golliwogg and the Dutch Dolls as they go on safari
in East Africa.
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First edition (1909) of "Golliwogg
in the African Jungle" by Florence Upton |
Their quest to obtain animals for their "Wonder Zoo"
finds them taking the train, setting up their tent in the
jungle helped by their black attendants (Kooloo and
Kamba), meeting up with a lion, and then politely asking
the other wild animals (giraffe, baboon, elephant,
rhinoceros, etc.) if they would join their zoo.
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