john williamson
A wing to the wild
language
( June 16, 2016)
Little white duck is the only duck on a small farm, life is lonely and uneventful, though the food is incredibly plentiful. Her only friends, the wild birds tell her such colourful tales of travel and adventure. Stories of amazing animals and far away places which remain an unobtainable dream until the day a new friend puts an overly ambitious idea in her head, to swim to Africa!
It would be quite wrong to tell if she makes it or not but one thing is for certain, life will never be the same again for our hero or the friends she meets along the way.
Join our feathered friend as she discovers some unexpected skills, incredible new friends and a terrible enemy, explores incredible wilderness and discovers the joy of family.
Could it be that the birds and animals around us each have a story to tell just as exciting as any Hollywood blockbuster?
It would be quite wrong to tell if she makes it or not but one thing is for certain, life will never be the same again for our hero or the friends she meets along the way.
Join our feathered friend as she discovers some unexpected skills, incredible new friends and a terrible enemy, explores incredible wilderness and discovers the joy of family.
Could it be that the birds and animals around us each have a story to tell just as exciting as any Hollywood blockbuster?
- Pages
- 96
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