The seven voyages of sinbad the sailor:3 the Giant roc's revenge

The seven voyages of sinbad the sailor:3 the Giant roc's revenge

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authorFanos Academy

Sinbad the Sailor finds himself shipwrecked on a mysterious island and faces the wrath of a giant Roc after his shipmates disturb its nest. He must use his cunning and luck to survive and find his way home, learning that true strength lies in patience and wisdom.

age7 - 10 years old
emotional intelligence
Geographic Adventures
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