Kids' book aids after tsunami

, Eric Louie, CONTRA COSTA TIMES

Elephants can't do homework, as much as Rancho Romero Elementary School second-grader Justin Anderson wishes they could. An elephant also won't spank classmate Laura Ennis' sister, as Laura would like to see. But the captive pachyderms provided important help in Thailand after December's Indian Ocean tsunami, as depicted in "A New Job for Lalana," a new fiction book created by Justin, Laura and their young classmates to raise money for victims of the disaster.
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