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Gugu Giraffe: Goes Fishing | Auralee Arkinsly

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A highly recommended story splashing a child's observations of the river with fine art.The story begins on a dry Botswana day when young Gugu, a giraffe, announces he wants to go fishing. He wants to know, "What is a fish?"Matriarch Chidinma of the nearby elephant herd allows Gugu to join her parade lumbering to the Okavango River. There, Gugu can board a mokoro tourist boat to see about fishing. Adventure awaits Gugu as the matriarch elephant, a crocodile, a hippopotamus, and a cormorant explain why they could not possibly be a fish!Reference guide with book questions are included for teachers and student resources.

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Gugu Giraffe: Goes Fishing | Auralee Arkinsly

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Gugu Giraffe: Goes Fishing is a picture book in a series for Early Readers (Book 3) by Auralee Arkinsly and several editors via CAPTURE BOOKS.
The story is folklore but the information about the other animals indigenous to the continent of Africa is nonfiction. Great reading alone or in a group.
Well suited for reading WITH someone of any age including ESL, and great for gifting to anyone, and even to a school or teacher or your public library!