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Crabs and Crawdaddies
- Narrated by: Rick Whals
- Length: 8 mins
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Crabs and Crawdaddies
Narrated by:
Rick Whals
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Publisher's Summary
Crabs and Crawdaddies is a story about Danny Crawdaddy and his mom moving from the bayou to the sea to live with their cousin Lani Crab.
The sea is the biggest place that Danny has ever seen, and it become an adventurous playground for Danny. Being the new kid on the block, Danny gets bullied, but in the end, it is resolved, and a friendship is developed.
This audiobook is an excellent listen for children to gain awareness of bullying tactics. It teaches them to report the bullying right away to get a quick resolution. The terminologies used will enhance the child's vocabulary and interest.
©2019 Brenda Girven (P)2019 Brenda Girven
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