King Leo Needs a Rest written by Gillian Rogerson

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Rob Griffiths

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🗓️ 4 October 2016

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Written by Gillian Rogerson and narrated by Rob Griffiths. King Leo is so tired looking after all the jungle animals. He decides to go away for a little break at the jungle hotel. This story is suitable for children aged 2 – 7 years old

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0:00.0	Hello again, are you ready to hear a story?
0:16.1	This one is about the King of the Jungle.
0:18.5	He just wants a holiday.
0:24.9	King Leo needs a rest by Gillian Rodgerson.
0:31.3	King Leo loved being King of the Jungle, most of the time.
0:36.1	Lately though, the animals had been fighting with each other a lot.
0:42.3	Squabbling and arguing, shouting and sulking, name calling and leaf throwing, all day and
0:50.2	all night.
0:53.6	And it was King Leo's job to sort them out.
0:57.6	King Leo was tired.
0:59.9	He needed some peace and quiet.
1:03.1	He wanted to be on his own, just for a little while.
1:07.6	He called the animals of the jungle together for a meeting.
1:11.3	They wondered what he was going to say.
1:15.0	King Leo began, my friends, I love being your king.
1:21.2	I'm unkey-chatted.
1:22.2	And we love you!
1:24.8	Have you got our lunch ready yet?
1:27.8	As I was saying, King Leo continued, I love being your king, but I need a rest for a
1:35.2	while.
1:37.4	The animals gasped in horror.
1:41.8	King Leo added, just for a few days, I'm sure you understand.
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