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Congo and Will

By: LaVonna Moore
Narrated by: Mary Ann Hay
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Congo and Will is a captivating story about a Congo African Grey Parrot named Congo and a little boy named Will. The story takes place in Africa with adventure and excitement in the Congo Basin Rainforest, Congo River, and a small African village by the ocean. A terrible storm with hurricane force winds destroys some of the small village where Congo and Will live. Congo's cage is blown over, and Congo flies away during the storm because he is so frightened by it. Will, his mother, and some natives from one of the local tribes search for Congo deep in the jungle of the rainforest. Congo has never been in the wild before. Children learn all about protecting the animals and the rich tropical rainforest of Africa. An activity game is at the end.

©2015 LaVonna Moore (P)2015 LaVonna Moore Animals Fiction Literature & Fiction Dogs Village Habitat

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