Wombat Stew
By Marcia Kay Vaughan
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Synopsis
On the banks of a billabong, a clever dingo captures a wombat, planning to cook him into a stew. However, the other bush animals devise a cunning plan to save their friend. They suggest adding unusual ingredients like mud, feathers, flies, bugs, and gumnuts to the pot. As the dingo follows their advice, his stew becomes a disastrous concoction, leading to an unforgettable lesson. This classic Australian tale celebrates friendship, quick thinking, and the power of teamwork.
About the author
Marcia Kay Vaughan is a talented author who has written many exciting books for children. One of her most famous stories is 'Wombat Stew', which is loved by readers all over the world. Marcia enjoys creating fun adventures and magical tales that spark the imagination of young readers, helping them discover the joy of reading.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
1984
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