The Animal Band’s Musical Mayhem

William Henry

Sinopsis

The Animal Band’s Musical Mayhem is a delightful and hilarious tale about a group of animals who form a band, despite having no rhythm or musical ability. From a howling wolf to an elephant using its trunk as a trombone, the animals create more noise than music, but their charm and comedic antics make them a hit in the forest. This fun-filled adventure is packed with laughs, unexpected musical moments, and a heartwarming message about the power of friendship and following your passions—no matter how silly the journey might seem. Perfect for kids aged 5-12, this book will have readers tapping their toes and laughing along with the wild and wacky animal band as they take the forest by storm.

Disponible desde: 14/08/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 151 páginas.

Novela juvenil

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