Tales of the Full Moon

Sue Hart was born in Austria in 1927. In 1950, she graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in London. She married immediately after qualifying as a vet and went to live in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. She was one of the first woman wildlife vets and performed many pioneering operations on African wildlife, including on the lions and cheetahs under the care of George and Joy Adamson of Born Free fame. During the sixties, when she was living in Kenya, she wrote the best seller Life with Daktari, which proved to be a worldwide hit. Dr. Hart was the inspiration for the classic MGM TV series Daktari (Swahili for bush doctor). Dr. Hart is author of more than a dozen books for both adults and children, and she has produced numerous radio and TV series. A number of her prior works are currently being adapted for film and TV by London-based Daktari Productions Ltd. She has been the recipient of several national South African awards, including the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award for Dedicated Humanitarian Services from the Lions Clubs International Foundation and the Terra Nova Award for her work in conservation. She continues to teach and write, and is currently resident in South Africa.Hart, Sue is the author of 'Tales of the Full Moon ', published 2006 under ISBN 9781555915827 and ISBN 1555915825.