November 2007 HILTON HEAD MONTHLY BOOK REVIEW Review date: 11/01/2007 November 2007 Edition (page 105) Bluffton residents Bernice and Andy Tate have made it their life work to create meaningful, educational entertainment for children, starting with work in television in the 1970’s. For ... more

November 2007 HILTON HEAD MONTHLY BOOK REVIEW Review date: 11/01/2007 November 2007 Edition (page 105) Bluffton residents Bernice and Andy Tate have made it their life work to create meaningful, educational entertainment for children, starting with work in television in the 1970’s. For years, they touched kids’ lives with creative, inspired works on the small screen and in art galleries. But upon retiring the attentions of this amazing couple turned to the written word, and the first result of this new mission was The Wormleys, a cute children’s tale about the power of diversity. The book was a success, and a follow-up was planned, continuing the Tate’s tradition of presenting valuable lessons to children through easy to understand stories and colorful illustrations. That follow-up is What the Elephant Forgot, the tale of Adar the elephant. Adar is the bully of the jungle, and kids learn an important lesson about treating others fairly, as does Adar himself.