This audiobook podcast is perfect for kids aged 5 - 12 years old and their parents.

In this episode, Wilbert the Wombat encounters an unexpected visitor, Wendy the Wallaby. Despite his initial reluctance, Wilbert finds himself drawn into a conversation with the curious and friendly wallaby. As they interact, Wilbert begins to reflect on his past experiences, including his relationship with his mother and his encounters with other animals.

Key Themes:

- Unexpected encounters: The episode highlights the surprising ways in which individuals can cross paths and form connections.

- Character development: Wilbert's interaction with Wendy reveals more about his personality, including his gruff exterior and his underlying desire for companionship.

- Nostalgia and reflection: Wilbert's memories of his past, particularly his relationship with his mother, evoke feelings of nostalgia and introspection.

Discussion Points for Parents and Children:

- How do you feel when you meet someone new?

- What qualities do you find important in a friend?

- Is it okay to change your mind or your perspective on something?

Keywords: children's podcast, family podcast, educational podcast, storytime, bedtime stories, children's books, read aloud, audio books for kids, kids stories, learning through stories, kids audio, family audio, educational audio, unexpected encounters, character development, nostalgia, reflection, friendship, companionship, Australian wildlife, wombat, wallaby, memory, past experiences.

About the Author: Jamie Brooke is a storyteller and animal lover who believes in doing what you love and exploring what sparks your curiosity. As a kid, Jamie spent countless hours in her bedroom lining up teddy bears, then reading books to what she was sure was a captive audience. As an American who lived in Sydney Australia for 7 years with her husband and rescue dog Riggs, Jamie has developed a passion for Australian animals and culture. She believes Australia has many beautiful stories to share that the rest of the world hasn’t had a chance to hear.

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