
The Marmot's Mountain Radio
- Author Çınar BİBER
- Language English
- Source site Masalcı Baba
- Audio narration Yes
- Video No
Milo is a clever marmot with golden-brown fur, round blue goggles and a red tool belt full of tiny tools, living high in the mountains. When winter settles over the valleys and the other animals retreat into their dens, he notices how quiet and lonely the mountain has become. Wanting his friends to stay in touch through the long cold months, he collects wires, batteries and a small microphone and builds something no one has tried before: a mountain radio.
When Milo switches it on, Hazel the snow hare answers with a song, and word of the radio spreads quickly. The eagle carries the signal from valley to valley, and Bruno the bear, wrapped in his purple sweater, shares slow, cozy stories with everyone listening. Then a fierce snowstorm weakens the signal, and the animals must find a way to raise a taller antenna together, each contributing something only they can do. Written by Çınar BİBER, this gentle tale can be read on Masalcı Baba.
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