Question

Summary of grandfather's private zoo by ruskin bond

Answer 1

Grandfather's Private Zoo by Ruskin Bond is a widely held tale among children, for it depicts personal behavior of animals and birds brought home to add to the personal zoo. Rather a tale of a nature (flora and fauna) lover who loves to keep a collection of animals and birds, at time even reptiles.

Answer 2

Answer:

Children love the story Grandfather's Private Zoo by Ruskin Bond because it shows the personalities of the animals and birds that were brought home to contribute to the family zoo. A story about a lover of nature (flora and fauna) who enjoys keeping a variety of animals, birds, and occasionally even reptiles.

Explanation:

The story is about a private zoo maden by the grandfather of the narrator And that is not supported by the grandmother of the narrator because she hates when the animals make trouble to her and this story is about monkey, python and other animals living in the private zoo with narrator and their grand parents

other troublemakers are hornbill Harold who stayed with the family for twelve years, and there was a crow: he was kleptomaniac, he loved collecting pens, pencils and pegs from others’ houses, but one day while thieving pegs off the hanging clothes he is struck by a neighbor. The narrator and the grandfather try to heal him with some medication but to no purpose. Eventually, he dies and the small boy buries him respectfully at the backyard with all his stolen material. Sadly, the bad karma of the crow returns to him, taking him away from the world.

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