Tummy Troubles
Nandi Chinna and Rebecca Maddern, Illustrated by Ji Min
Trouble lies ahead for the wildlife of Kings Park when they snack on peoples food rather than their own bush tucker. Follow the adventures of Pobblebonk the frog, Chatsy the Raven and friends in this special Kings Park story.
This book is part of a series of Kings Park story books and is exclusive to Aspects. All books feature wildlife characters who live in Kings Park and include gentle conservation messages designed to help kids learn to love their local environment and advocate for it in future.
Other books in this series include 'Singing in the Rain' and 'Squiggle and Squirm: the story of a special wiggly worm'.
Dimensions: H 21cm x W 30cm
ISBN: 9781876479213
Publisher: Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority
Publication Date: 2018
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 14
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