Jo Lott's Way - Hurst, Wendell
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Khari is a handsome and courageous young buck who lives in and often protects South Africa's beautiful Knysna (nice-na) Forest. He has much to learn and understand, especially of his magical pouch. He isn't always sure how or when to use it. On this journey, encouraged by the wisdom of his mentor, Stream, Khari meets a mystical green caracal cat, and learns that all is not as it seems. When they arrived at their destination, Stream had a warning for Khari. "There is just one thing you must do before entering.""What is that?""You must leave your magic pouch with me," she said. "To enter Jo…mehr

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Khari is a handsome and courageous young buck who lives in and often protects South Africa's beautiful Knysna (nice-na) Forest. He has much to learn and understand, especially of his magical pouch. He isn't always sure how or when to use it. On this journey, encouraged by the wisdom of his mentor, Stream, Khari meets a mystical green caracal cat, and learns that all is not as it seems. When they arrived at their destination, Stream had a warning for Khari. "There is just one thing you must do before entering.""What is that?""You must leave your magic pouch with me," she said. "To enter Jo Lott's cave, you can only rely on the magic that's within you-your strong and sincere heart."Follow the adventures of Khari, King of the Greater Kudu, as he innocently solves some of the big issues of life.
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Autorenporträt
Wendell Hurst is a graduate of Alabama A&M University in Huntsville, Alabama, with a major in telecommunications. He has been a featured writer for The Tuskegee News and editor of the Alliance Bulletin, a publication of the National Association of Federal and Postal Employees. After many years of life pursuits, the writing zeal returned to him and brought with it The Adventures of Khari, King of the Greater Kudu.