{epub download} The Incredible Adventures of Casper the Cat Who Got Lost in Africa: Book 5: The Lions by Jennifer Ussi, Lekshmi Bose, Naomi Green

The Incredible Adventures of Casper the Cat Who Got Lost in Africa: Book 5: The Lions by Jennifer Ussi, Lekshmi Bose, Naomi Green

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• The Incredible Adventures of Casper the Cat Who Got Lost in Africa: Book 5: The Lions
• Jennifer Ussi, Lekshmi Bose, Naomi Green
• Page: 80
• Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
• ISBN: 9781923356221
• Publisher: Little Boola Books

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Book 5 in The Incredible Adventures of Casper the Cat Who Got Lost in Africa takes readers deeper into the wild as our brave little city cat crosses paths with Africa's fiercest-and most misunderstood-creatures: the lions. After leaving the noisy baboons behind, Casper wakes up beneath a tree full of chattering guinea fowl, only to stumble straight into the path of two enormous lions. But Hasani and Harry aren't quite what she expected. Between their royal-sized egos, jump-scares, and thunderous laughs, Casper soon discovers that being king of the jungle comes with its own set of problems-especially when poachers return to the savannah. Joined by an army of surprising new allies-spiders, scorpions, and even antlions-Casper helps the pride turn the hunters into the hunted, proving once again that courage doesn't always come with claws and fangs. Perfect for readers ages 5-10, The Lions is a beautifully illustrated chapter book packed with: -Exciting animal adventures and laugh-out-loud surprises -Big-hearted themes of courage, teamwork, and protecting others -Real wildlife facts woven seamlessly into the story Written by award-winning filmmaker Jennifer Ussi and illustrated by Lekshmi Bose, this thrilling 7,000-word tale roars with adventure, humor, and heart-reminding readers that even the smallest voice can make a mighty difference.