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Tumbles: The Turtle That Got Glued Back Together

By: Theresa Landolfi
Narrated by: Chuck McKibben
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An innocent little turtle is discovered in the park by two children. His shell has been cracked as a result of a tumble off a bridge! Thus begins this sweet story of how the turtle is not only nursed back to health, but becomes an inspiration to the children and their three pets. Your children will gain a valuable lesson about the care of animals in the wild, and about the value of every individual. The audiobook production includes music and sound effects and is narrated by Chuck McKibben, formerly of The Mel Blanc Studio in Hollywood. Playing time is about 20 minutes, making it perfect as a bedtime story.

©2010 Theresa A. Landolfi (P)2014 Theresa A. Landolfi Animals Bedtime & Dreaming Literature & Fiction

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