Madagascar Misadventure

An Alex and James wildlife tale

De: Jane Wilson-Howarth

Narrado por: Jane Wilson-Howarth

Alex, James and their new friend Claude-Michelle face mischief, mayhem, murder, a modern-day pirate and wildlife traffickers in this adventure set in a lost world in remote northern Madagascar. How wise is it to head into forests where there’s no phone signal and compasses are confused by magnetic rocks? Or deep into a labyrinth of caves inhabited by crocodiles and aggressive eels? What has happened to Claude’s mother? Who can the children trust? And how can mere children foil evil traffickers of rare lemurs?

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©2023 Jane Wilson-Howarth (P)2023 Jane Wilson-Howarth

Fun and educational adventure!

This captivating story follows brothers Alex and James, whose lives are anything but ordinary. Growing up with parents whose adventurous work exposes them to wild snakes, lemurs, and the challenges of camping in remote, unforgiving locations, the siblings navigate relentless obstacles shaped by weather and isolation. Yet, at their core, Alex and James long for the same things every child desires: the love and safety of their parents and a place to call home. The vivid narration transports readers straight to Madagascar, where the sounds of wildlife and rich descriptions of the terrain bring the story to life. Highly recommend this immersive and heartfelt read!

I like hearing about all the wildlife in this book

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Madagascar Misadventure is the fourth book in the series by Jane Wilson-Howarth featuring Alex and James adventures as they are travelling through Madagascar because their parents are wildlife activists. I have listened to the previous books as well.
I like hearing about all the wildlife in this book like lemurs and foosa and scorpions for example.
I like that James and Alex and Claude have a sense of humour and I like listening to them banter. Also I like how James and Alex care about each other even though they don't always get along.
I like that it is interesting hearing about the Madagascar culture and curses that they believe in.
The story is enjoyable and the characters face a lot of threat so this makes the reader want to know what happens next.
The recording was done well and is very clearly read.