Stories from near and far I, Crocodile, Possum magic, Hot Hippo, Tikki Tikki Tembo
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"Iconographic and animated"--Container insert.

"Bonus features: on-screen learning guides ; optional English subtitles"--Container insert.

Narrated by Tim Curry (I, Crocodile), Mem Fox (Possum Magic) ; with music by Yothu Yindi (Possum Magic) and director, Michael Sporn (I, Crocodile)

I, Crocodile: An Egyptian crocodile lives happily in his new home in Paris, until a chef tries to turn him into dinner. The crocodile escapes through the sewer and lives to tell about his newest gastronomic joy - people! Possum magic: An Australian possum named Hush used to think that the magic used by Grandma Poss to make her invisible was fun - until, one day, Hush wants to know what she looks like. Together they tour Australia and sample the food until they find a way to make Hush's wish come true. Hot hippo: Hippo was hot. He longed to live in the water like the fishes instead of on dry land. But such a change required permission from Ngai, the god of Everything and Everywhere. Gorgeous illustrations and lovely African music tell the story of how Hippo came to live in water. Tikki Tikki Tembo: What's in a name? A great deal according to the Chinese of long ago who honored their first son with a grand, long name. But as the viewers of this tongue-in-cheek film soon discover, such names can be very dangerous.

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