Toko the Hippo
Summary
Toko is a baby hippopotamus whose family always keeps her safe from danger. One quiet day as Toko rides down the river on her mother's back, she is faced with an unexpected a canoe full of tourists. Will Toko's family be able to keep her safe from the people on the boat? Find out as this thrilling tale unfolds. AWF and Soundprints team up for this exciting and heartwarming story of real animals living on African Wildlife Foundation protected lands.
Book
- Beautiful illustrations and a heartwarming tale
- 36 pages
- A map of the AWF heartlands
- Appropriate for ages 3-7
- 8 1/2 x 11 inches
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