The Kiwi and The Boy: Cross The Indian Ocean
The Rainbow Travellers, Book 1
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The Kiwi and The Boy: Cross The Indian Ocean
Narrated by:
Ryan L. Jennings
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Narrated by:
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Ryan L. Jennings
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Ryan L. Jennings
About this listen
About The Kiwi and The Boy
The boy receives a parcel at his school in South Africa. The contents send him on a journey around the world from South Africa to New Zealand with a stop in Australia along the way. Where should he travel next?
About The Rainbow Travelers Series
The rainbow travelers have accidentally discovered the secret to crossing the ocean in an instant. In the first book in the series, they arrive in New Zealand and need your help to decide what to do and where to go next.
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