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Backyard Campout

Adventures of Nino & Tenna, Book 3

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Backyard Campout

By: Brian Herald, Ethan Herald
Narrated by: Susan Spaulding, Jonah Herald
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Summary

Flashlights...check.

Snacks....check.

Bear spray...check.

Wait, bear spray?

Spunky siblings Nino and Tenna are ready for their next adventure. There’s a full moon tonight, so you know what that means? Backyard Campout! So maybe the tent took a few tries to set up. And maybe a few marshmallows are a little extra crispy. That’s what is so fun about a campout! This campy tale is perfect for the listener who enjoys fun and exciting stories about friendship and animals, and who loves to laugh. Plus, it's packed with facts about nighttime critters like owls, crickets, and more!

Grab your flashlight and your sleeping bag. We’re off to experience the great outdoors!

Stories in the Adventures of Nino and Tenna series offer a positive and encouraging message using creativity, imagination, exploration, and play to entertain and inspire listeners. And they always include activities related to the story for listeners to enjoy!

From the imagination of an actual preschooler!

©2020 Brian Herald (P)2020 Brian Herald
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