
Tupan, The Legend Of The Warrior-god Of The Amazon
By João José Da CostaLength4h 27m
About this audiobook
The book tells the story of Awaru, a young Amazon indian, who becomes Tupan, the Warrior-God of the Amazon. His mission is to save the fauna and flora of the Amazon Region, fighting against the powerful enemies that destroy this treasure of Nature. Awaru inherits from the guardian of the ruins of Machu Picchu the ring of the six magical stones that gives him powers over water, wind, plants, animals, earth and fire. The book portrays the life of Awaru as a child and youth in the Amazon tribe and their customs. So, it begins a series of fun and exciting adventures of Awaru battling Amazonian predators that engage readers, while raising awareness and inspiring them in the defense of this vital forest. Our young indian hero Awaru, transforms into Tupan, the Warrior-God of the Amazon and fights against his enemies: Setfire, Goldentooth, Sawhead, Oxleather, Kid-Carbon and Jack Ethanol, unscrupulous and ambitious predators who burn the forest and destroy its rich fauna and flora.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion, Children's Literature
Length4 hrs 27 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 8, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1TUPAN, THE LEGEND OF THE WARRIOR-GOD OF THE AMAZON
2Dedication
3its
4touch with
5in
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6“Yeah, George, and for what purpose?”. .
7theory
8the adult
9father's arm
10talk better with Awaru about
11for war. Then
12In addition
13the
14For a moment, Awaru thought of Tiemin.
15this
16Looking at Kurrupaco and Kikiki, Awaru decided:
17Finally, Awaru arrived.
18the power of
19to you. Exercise
20return, he
21the village, shouts of
22“Help! Help! Someone helps me!”.
23to himself
24firmly
25“Hi! May I help you?”.
26to
27One day Awaru heard desperate shouts:
28swam, and sometimes used vines Kurrupaco.
29invaders and
30Some weeks later...
31And Tupan ordered:
32“Pororoca, by the piranha's teeth, how much honey!”.
33Thus, punishment of fire.
34Thus, deforestation.
35to
36"May this charcoal melt under the feet of these wicked charcoal burners!".
37the destruction
38the
39in
40THE END