Kiki in the Bottle
Junglies Series 2, Book 4
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Kiki in the Bottle
Narrated by:
Francois Keyser
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Narrated by:
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Francois Keyser
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By:
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Francois Keyser
About this listen
This is a story in the second "Junglies" series of children's books.
In this story, Kiki the monkey finds an object in the jungle. He does not know what it is, so he picks it up and starts making his way to Jungle Man, who will be able to tell him what it is.
On the way, he has an accident and gets his head stuck in the object.
He runs through the jungle trying to find help, but his friends don't recognize him, and think he is a monster.
Will anyone be able to save him?
This story tells about the bad effects of indiscriminate littering, and introduces children to recycling.
The Junglies stories can also be used to introduce children to the subjects of endangered species and unity in diversity.
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