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A Crocodile in the Sea of Galilee

So Scary, Book 1

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A Crocodile in the Sea of Galilee

By: Liora Carmeli
Narrated by: Amy Lovato
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Crocodiles don’t live in the Sea of Galilee, there’s no reason to be scared...or is there?

Roy’s parents have taken him and his sister on a family camping trip to the Sea of Galilee, but Roy is scared to death - there are rumors about a giant crocodile that lives in this lake. They keep telling him there are no crocodiles in the Sea of Galilee, but every time he is tempted to enter, something moves beneath the water. Could it be that there really is a crocodile and that it isn’t just Roy’s imagination?

A Crocodile in the Sea of Galilee is a wonderful audiobook for young children who listen to audiobooks by themselves and like a little dose of fear in their audiobooks.

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