In 2018, while distributing the first book in Madagascar, members of the Andavadoaka community in the southwest reached out with a special request: they wanted a version of the book that highlighted the unique ecosystems of their region. This area, though arid and heavily deforested, is home to the fourth-largest coral reef in the world—an awe-inspiring yet endangered environment. However, educational resources in Andavadoaka are scarce, particularly in the local Vezo dialect.  

This "Vezo edition" of Madagascar from A to Z will be a vital educational resource in schools, libraries, and after-school programs, supporting children in developing Vezo, French, and English literacy. Mastering French is essential for accessing higher education and professional opportunities in Madagascar, while English is becoming increasingly important due to the country's growing international tourism and investment. This book helps young readers and provides an invaluable resource for adults in Andavadoaka, many of whom are working to develop the region's ecotourism industry.  

Ultimately, the Madagascar from A to Z series aims to empower the next generation of Malagasy children, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to succeed in a rapidly changing world while fostering a deep appreciation for their country's extraordinary natural heritage.