Books like Ming Ling by Stephen Cosgrove
Ming Ling is a gentle panda who wishes for peace and quiet in her forest. Her solitude is disrupted when all the birds leave, forcing her to confront the changes in her surroundings. Through these challenges, Ming Ling discovers the importance of sharing, cooperation, and the bonds that bring harmony to their woodland home.
First publish date: 1983
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Stephen Cosgrove
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