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The One And Only Ivan Short Story

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Is Ivan a mighty silverback or an extraordinary human? Ivan had to be shipped from his home in the jungle to the human land. He was put into a crate, and after days that seemed to drag on for years, he arrived at a human house and met a man named Mack. He lived with Mack for a while, but soon Ivan grew too big for Mack’s home, so Ivan moved into Mack’s mall. There, he was an attraction as “The One and Only Ivan!” He met the wisest, sweetest, elephant named Stella who he soon found out told the best stories. However, the demanding customers of the mall soon got sick of “The One and Only Ivan!” and “Stella, the Preforming Elephant!” and in result, a baby elephant named Ruby was kidnapped from the jungle and presented to the impatient audiences.

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