In the grasp of World War II's turmoil, young siblings Elizabeth and Karli, along with their zookeeper mother, face an unusual challenge. Tasked with an impossible decision, they save Marlene, an orphaned elephant, from being killed as Dresden braces for bombardment. With their home in ruins and chaos enveloping the city, the family, with Marlene in tow, ventures into the perilous journey of escape. Amidst the treacherous migration and the looming threat of Russian troops, they encounter Peter, a compassionate Canadian navigator. His courage brings hope, weaving a narrative of resilience where the elephant symbolizes a silent fortitude, profoundly changing their lives. Michael Morpurgo's captivating tale, 'An Elephant in the Garden,' is a testament to the enduring spirit of kinship and the remarkable bond between humans and the majestic elephant.