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Abbit Gets Stuck

There is no such thing as a silly idea.

Francois KeyserSeries: Junglies
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Duration
4m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Francois Keyser

About

Can a rabbit get stuck in a tree and how long is a giraffe's tongue?
Abbit the rabbit has managed to get stuck in a tree. Listen to the story to find out just how he managed to get stuck in a tree in the first place. His friends try idea after idea to get Abbit down but don't succeed.
Will Abbit have to stay stuck forever or will they find a way to get Abbit down?
This story teaches young readers and listeners about teamwork and that there is no such thing as a silly idea.
The Junglies stories can all be used to introduce young readers to the topic of endangered species as every animal represented by a character in the stories has at least one subspecies that is endangered.
The stories can also be used to introduce young readers to the topic of unity in diversity as the animals in the stories are different but they are best friends.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Jungle Animals
  • Animals

Extended Details

  • SeriesJunglies #2

    Artists

    Francois KeyserAuthor
    Francois KeyserReader