Books with title Hunter

Cheekio Chimp is shocked as he watches t.v. and witnesses a tiger captured in a trap set by a hunter. Later on, he comes face to face with the hunter and has to hatch a plan to rescue his arch enemy Lizarov Lion who has been trapped by the hunter. Does Cheekio decide to help Lizarov or listen to his friends Ellezina Elephant, Himakoo Hippo and Zebgaan Zebra who think their problems have been solved by Lizarovs capture?

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