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The whale’s imagined point of view gives a familiar Jonah story a comic twist, offering a creative entry into a biblical episode.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThe whale’s imagined point of view gives a familiar Jonah story a comic twist, offering a creative entry into a biblical episode.
The story draws on the biblical account of Jonah and includes the whale’s stomach as part of its comic premise; consider whether that religious framing suits your family’s reading plans.
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The whale tells his side of the story by Troy Schmidt | Open Library
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