Desert Friends
Travels with the Pack
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Desert Friends
Narrated by:
Jeremiah Acevedo
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Narrated by:
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Jeremiah Acevedo
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By:
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Linda Harkey
About this listen
Animal friends in the Sonoran Desert in Arizona are found in all sizes, shapes, and colors. Rodney, a roadrunner, and his best friend, Quincy, a Gambel’s quail, spend days racing each other through dry creek beds called arroyos. One day Rodney and Quincy meet two hunting dogs—Gator and his three-legged buddy, Tripod. Danger surrounds the four friends as a thunderstorm sends tremendous amounts of muddy water down the arroyo. The force of the water sweeps Tripod away. Who will come to his rescue? What will happen when the Great One (the dogs’ human hunter) arrives?
©2024 Linda F. Radke (P)2024 Story Monsters Press
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