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Join Miss Dorothy as she reads "Except Antarctica: A Hilarious Animal Picture Book" by Todd Sturgell on Goodnight Lighthouse! In this uproarious tale, you'll meet a determined turtle who refuses to be confined by the narrator's facts. Told that turtles are found on every continent except Antarctica, our plucky hero decides to change that.
Watch as this adventurous turtle gathers a quirky band of non-Antarctic animals, including a frog, an owl, and a snake, all set on defying expectations. Together, they travel through fields, forests, and cross an entire ocean to reach the icy shores of Antarctica. But once they get there, what will they do?
This delightful story, filled with humor and heart, is a nature-documentary-gone-wrong that teaches a gleeful lesson in determination. With educational backmatter and fun animal facts, it's perfect for curious minds and laughter-filled storytimes. Tune in and discover the fun of "Except Antarctica" with Miss Dorothy!
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