Prune
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Prune
Narrated by:
Ramon Royal Ross
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Narrated by:
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Ramon Royal Ross
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Ramon Royal Ross
About this listen
When his crate tips over, Prune meets Pica, a magpie. As they travel together, they meet Muskrat. The three soon become friends and begin an epic quest that will teach them much about loyalty, adventure, and courage.
©1984 Ramon Royal Ross (P)2001 Recorded Books, LLC
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Critic reviews
"The author's detailed descriptive passages paint vivid images of a Washington fruit farm and its animal and human inhabitants. The descriptions are colorful, factual, and informative....The single outbursts of profanity in one scene and the vivid description of the killing of one animal and the maiming of two others by a moving machine in another need to be considered when offering this to young audiences. Author and narrator Ramon Royal Ross speaks clearly and changes voices for each character. There are no sound effects or background noises to distract from the flow of the story." ( School Library Journal)