012 - The Wolf Man

from Wind Wagon · host David Cory

In the enchanting fourth tale of the Little Journeys to Happy Land series by David Cory, the beloved author of the Little Jack Rabbit stories, young Peter embarks on an extraordinary adventure aboard the magical Wind Wagon. This whimsical journey introduces him to legendary mythical heroes from history, including Lancelot, Pandora, Hercules, the Sphinx, and the Sun King. Join Peter as he discovers the wonders of imagination and friendship in this captivating story. - Summary by Larry Wilson

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