The Lion King: How True, Zazu?

This is the sixth book in a series of six books made after the first Lion King movie was released. All of them depict either the adventures of Kopa (Simba and Nala's son) or a story told to Kopa about past events in the Lion King universe. These books, which are geared for children, are an entertaining read for anyone who's a Lion King fan. On the first page of each book there is a list of Swahili words and meanings (often the names of characters that appear in the story). This book contains 61 pages of large print chapters and a handfull of full page illustrations, perfect for new readers. This story is about Zazu telling Kopa how he had a rough start being the advisor to Mufasa. He had a hard time deciding what to consern Mufasa with and what was unimportant matters, either way he stuck his beak into everyone's buisness and the animals were getting tired of being told on. Some of the younger animals decided to turn the tables and made up a story about a dangerous new animal in the Pride Lands, just to get Zazu in trouble with Mufasa. But when some animals go missing there is genuine concern, can Zazu reform his nosey ways? This story directly contradicts 'Friends in Need' A simmilar Lion King book. In 'How True, Zazu?' Zazu tells Kopa he inhereted the position of King's advisor from his mother, Zuzu. In 'Friends in Need' a young Zazu annoys teenage Mufasa, but redeems himself when he tells Mufasa that Sarabi is trapped and needs to be rescued, and is then appointed the position of advisor.