The Hilarious Race Down the Hill

Benjamin David

Summary

In The Hilarious Race Down the Hill, a group of animal friends in the forest enters the wildest race of their lives. What starts as a competition quickly turns into a hilarious adventure full of unexpected twists. From rolling boulders and giant acorns to wild jumps and muddy puddles, every moment is full of surprises. With talking animals, big personalities, and plenty of funny mishaps, this is a race you won’t want to miss! Each chapter presents a unique event in the race, keeping the fun and excitement flowing until the very end. Perfect for children ages 5-12, this book will have readers laughing and cheering for their favorite animal characters.

Available since: 08/14/2025.

Print length: 135 pages.

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