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Bravo's Freedom
- Narrated by: Gary Bennett
- Length: 21 mins
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Bravo's Freedom
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Publisher's Summary
In Bravo's Freedom, 15-year-old Gabriel is chosen by his village to travel to Old Guinea, where he must face the rulers to stop them from destroying the planet. With the impacts of global warming in full effect, Gabriel leaves his village with evidence that there is still time to reverse the damage and repair the planet.
Will the rulers of Old Guinea listen to what Gabriel has to say, or will Gabriel and his new friend Bravo get locked away forever? Bravo's Freedom makes a wonderful classroom addition for environmental and humane education studies, and is perfect for ages eight and up.
©2017 Samantha K. Riggi (P)2018 Samantha K. Riggi
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