The Last Tiger by Beck Davies is a tale about global warming and deforestation. It brings to light how these two have changed animal habitats and endangered several species. One of those species is the tigers, who have to find new homes after their habitats are destroyed. I empathized with the plight of Aasha and hoped she will find a new home. However, it was surprising that an orangutan was a friend of Aasha. I wondered how Aasha could remain calm and not eat it when it was hungry. The illustrations were splendid. The information in the back is good to learn about eco-friendly ways to live and buy and to protect endangered species.

I love tigers. And they’re likely to disappear from this planet through the actions of humans: deforestation and other human activities leading to a loss of habitat and climate change.

Of course, lots of other creatures are endangered and destroyed by us, and this book tries to show kids that some actions may help to restore the shocking loss of stunning creatures like the tiger, and the things they depend on, such as jungles, clean water, and big prey.

Thank you to Netgalley and to Publisher Spotlight for this ARC in exchange for my review.