"The Girl on the Savannah" is a fascinating novel written by the incomparable George Herbert. The book tells the story of a young girl who finds herself among the white people in Kenya. After leaving her native crazy world of Paris, she is forced to adapt to life in the wild but fascinating African nature. In the novel, the author successfully combines themes of the adventure genre, the issue of racial tolerance, and a subtle psychological analysis of the main character. "The Girl in the Savannah" is a book that will leave an unforgettable impression and make the reader think about many important questions of life.