The Adventures of Too Cool the Urban Penguin
A Time to Pray
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The Adventures of Too Cool the Urban Penguin
Narrated by:
Brad Grochowski
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Narrated by:
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Brad Grochowski
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By:
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Elliott Nicholas
About this listen
It's time for the young Penguins of the South Pole to take their first swim. The only problem is Seals are waiting in the water to make a meal of them. The Penguins decide to pray for safety, but TC thinks he's too cool to pray. When his friends Jesse and James urge him to swim with them, he declines. As his friends jump into the water they're taken by a Seal. Now TC is left alone and finds himself choosing between being a meal for a Seal, or a Polar Bear. When trying to use his smarts failed to get him out of this dangerous situation, he realizes it's time to pray.
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