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The Monster of Bear View
- Narrated by: Todd Weir
- Length: 8 mins
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The Monster of Bear View
Narrated by:
Todd Weir
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Publisher's Summary
Once upon a time, there was a small kingdom called Bear View. Most of the time, the kingdom was very calm and happy, except for one frightening evening when the ground began to shake and tremble!
When this happened, everyone ran here and there, scurrying quickly into their homes! They feared for their lives.
Earlier in the spring, something terrible had happened. The quiet village had been in a deep distress. The once-happy village had become a terrifying place to live. There was a monster on the loose.
King Layne must come up with a plan to rid the town of the monster.
©2018 Sarah L. Bowman (P)2018 Sarah L. Bowman
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