The Cockatoo Called
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The Cockatoo Called
Narrated by:
Betsie Bush
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Narrated by:
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Betsie Bush
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By:
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Rachael Rawlings
About this listen
Ainsley doesn't have much experience with pets, especially with fluffy, feathered ones that want to sleep in her bed and eat her breakfast.
When she finds a cockatoo in her yard, she is unaware of the adventures that will result from his accidental landing.
After locating his owner, she is introduced to an entire cast of fascinating characters. But there is someone after the bird. From a search for a lost piece of valuable artwork to a trip with a pirate, Ainsley's life has taken a turn toward danger.
Gabe, the cockatoo's owner, has his hands full trying to keep them safe from whoever is after his inheritance. Can anyone blame Ainsley for losing her head, and her heart, to the adorable pair?
©2016 Rachael Rawlings (P)2018 Rachael Rawlings
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