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The Story About Ping
- Narrated by: Stephanie D'Abruzzo
- Length: 10 mins
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Publisher's summary
This classic children’s book has touched the hearts of children young and old since its first edition in 1933, and now it's brought to life in this personal reading.
Ping’s home is on the beautiful yellow water of the Yangtze River. Hunting for fishes with his siblings one day, Ping is the last duck home. Worried about being punished by his parents, he hides to avoid punishment, but is captured instead by a young boy, and almost ends up as dinner. Finally, the boy sets Ping free, and Ping cherishes his return to family and home!
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