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The Winter Caves
- Honeybear Stories, Book 5
- Narrated by: Gideon Wagner
- Length: 57 mins
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The Winter Caves
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Publisher's Summary
As the fifth story opens, snow blankets the forest, and food is hard to find. Looking for something to eat, Honeybear and Gerumph come across bear tracks in the snow.
Then, they bump into Eustace the wild boar, whose description of the animal that made the tracks leaves Honeybear stunned by the possibility that the newcomer could be her long-lost mother.
But before they can investigate, they find something disturbing—bright red crosses painted on some of the trees. When the friends discover what the crosses are for, they fear their life in the forest could be destroyed, unless they can prevent it.
©2023 Nigel Toeg (P)2023 Nigel Toeg
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