By John Lithgow, Jack E. Davis
If you are a Kangaroo
via and during,
do exactly what Kangaroos do.
younger Sue quite does not like being a kangaroo, so she is going off to discover anything larger. First she attempts mountaineering the bushes like a koala, yet that does not paintings. Then she wades into the ocean like a platypus, yet that is no reliable both. eventually, Sue joins up with a few bouncy, jouncy wallabies...and discovers that being a kangaroo is not so undesirable, finally.
utilizing a jaunty waltz rhythm, actor, comic, and best-selling writer John Lithgow reassures young children that they are often proud of who they're.
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