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Battle for the Jade Rabbit

Tiger Warrior, Book 4

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Battle for the Jade Rabbit

By: Maisie Chan
Narrated by: Zheng Xi Yong
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Heart of a tiger, strength of a dragon, body of a ... schoolboy? An exciting action-adventure series for listeners aged 6+ about the magical power of the Chinese Zodiac.

Summoned by the zodiac animals, Jack returns to the Jade Kingdom, where the moon festival is in full swing. As the moon reaches its full height, the moon goddess appears with the Jade Rabbit for a special nighttime ceremony. But before the ceremony is complete, the Dragon King attacks and kidnaps the Jade Rabbit.

Without the rabbit's magical elixir of life, the goddess will perish. Can Jack fully transform into Monkey and use his zodiac powers to rescue the Jade Rabbit from the evil king's clutches?

©2024 Maisie Chan (P)2024 Hodder & Stoughton Limited Animals Literature & Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy

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