Adorable Fat Girl on Safari: Stuck in a Tree with Two Angry Baboons
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Adorable Fat Girl on Safari: Stuck in a Tree with Two Angry Baboons
Narrated by:
Teresa-May Whittaker
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Narrated by:
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Teresa-May Whittaker
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Bernice Bloom
About this listen
Mary Brown, our fabulous, full-figured heroine, is off on safari with an old school friend. What could possibly go wrong? Lots of things, it turns out.
Mary starts off on the wrong foot by turning up dressed in a ribbon-bedecked bonnet, having channeled Meryl Streep from Out of Africa. She falls in lust with a khaki-clad ranger half her age and ends up stuck in a tree wearing nothing but her knickers while sandwiched between two inquisitive baboons.
It's never dull....
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