Red: Sequel to Zuper Zero
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Red: Sequel to Zuper Zero
Narrated by:
Betty Johnston
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Narrated by:
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Betty Johnston
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By:
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Dale Stubbart
About this listen
In Zuper Zero, we learn of his super powers and how he met Red. Red's only superpower is that she can fly her flying machine and everything inside her machine looks red. The only thing red about Red is her hair.
In the story Red, she has been gone a very long time. She has been gone so long that her son thinks it's time that he and his dad Zuper Zero tell her story. Where did she come from? How did she get her flying machine?
Learn more about Red in this sequel to Zuper Zero. Like Zuper Zero, Red is a full-dialog book. This means that the book is only dialog. Each section of dialog is prefaced with the person who is talking.
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