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Hershey Learns a Lesson

By: D.C. Rush
Narrated by: Tracy Elman
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Hershey, the notorious cat from the Robby's Quest storybook series, is still mean-spirited and a bully. He is big, strong and very fast, yet uses all his skills to prey upon the smaller and weaker animals around his yard. Nomi, the other cat living in the same house with Hershey, is older and much smaller. Nomi has many friends around the neighborhood. One day, when Nomi's new friend Tyson comes over for a visit, Hershey decides to attack, however things do not work out as he planned. Hershey finds himself in a situation that changes him forever. Enjoy Hershey Learns a Lesson, narrated by Tracy Elman, a story about helping each other to develop new and lasting friendships.

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