The Jungle Radio
Bird Songs of India
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The Jungle Radio
Narrated by:
Rohini Vij
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Narrated by:
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Rohini Vij
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By:
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Devangana Dash
About this listen
Come, listen to the sweet jungle orchestra, featuring the Woodpecker's drums, the Hornbill's trumpet, and the Kingfisher's blues.
When curious little Gul hears some strange sounds coming from her radio, she follows the musical clues into...an Indian jungle! On her walk, she finds feathered friends who tweet, tapp, and talk. There are some who howl and hoot, and others who play the flute. With a kee here and a kaw there, Gul discovers songs everywhere!
The Jungle Radio is a little story about the language of birds - their songs and sounds - with a loud and clear call to listen to the world around us.
©2019 Devangana Dash (P)2019 Random House Audio
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