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It's Quajuuh's Turn
- Narrated by: Jez Jameson
- Length: 5 mins
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It's Quajuuh's Turn
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
This is an excellent bedtime listen!
Thousands of years ago, high in the Malta caves lived the Okefiya birds, which are ancestors of the firefly. These beautiful, majestic birds ruled the night sky with their radiantly shining tails.
Young Quajuuh has an abundance of energy and is anxious for the tremendous responsibility of leading the flock to the Tahab lands.
Is he truly ready to lead the flock? Or does disaster strike when he's given an opportunity? Quajuuh has learned a powerful lesson in life - the importance of listening to his parents and waiting his turn.
©2020 Pamela Williams (P)2020 Pamela Williams
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