Wild Child: Animal Adventures in Africa Slavery & Emancipation History historically significant iron-on transfer designs

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Wild Child: Animal Adventures in Africa Slavery & Emancipation History historically significant iron-on transfer designsLee O the lion cub and Bongo the baboon sneak up to the lodge, where the naughty baboon steals some berries from the kitchen. When Lee O has to make a sudden escape, he finds himself face to face with a boy, a Wild Child who incredibly, seems able to talk to him! Later, Lee O sets out with his friends to the other side of the game reserve, looking for adventure. But on their way back Hevi disappears, and when Lee O, Bongo, Manji and Vile go looking