The animals trilogy comprises three books1. An emperor for the animals
2. The champion of the Animals
3. The Animals In An Exercise In Futility
In these books you will meet Theldon the donkey who has been in the service of man since time began. He is the expert on knowledge about King El Olam, The Prince of Shalom and The Invisible One. There is also Zythor the crocodile who the fishes believe that there could not be a more reasonable animal with whom to negotiate. Zythor the crocodile represents the birds and animals at meeting of the fishes, he represents the fishes and animals at meetings of the birds, at the meeting of the animals Zythor the crocodile represents the fishes and the birds. Porsker the boar is a feared warrior because he has been trained by the best among the animals. He travels in the night but whenever the lamb and the dog is seen during the day then Porsker the boar is nearby. This knowledge is enough for all wild animals to either abandon their hunting grounds or remain in their dens until he leaves the area. There are many more animals including the lion, horse, ox, tiger snake and more.
Mystil the dove represents truth and honesty while Bresty the parrot serves as the spokesperson for the buzzard, crow and vulture, there is also Zhroster the eagle among other birds. Uwarl the owl is the source of knowledge and wisdom for the birds. These only represents a few of the birds in the books.
Mnastion the great white shark is the champion teller of tall tales but because of his incredible electromagnetic pulse he is the warning system for the leaders of the fishes. Jbosey the dolphin sense The Invisible One and warn the birds of impending danger. These are only some of the fishes that will be encountered in the books.
The theme of the books are the threat of extinctions faced by some species of fishes, birds and animals. Meetings are held where plans are formulated to address these issues. Man is seen as the main culprit contributing to the problem and plans are formulated to address the problem
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