Water for All

In another Flight of Marceau, our hero, Marceau, again races to the rescue... This time to help a community of animals in Africa get their lagoon back from a bask of crocodiles. Can he get there in time? Oh, and did I mention the whole thing is in rhyme?

In another Flight of Marceau, our hero, Marceau, again races to the rescue... This time to help a community of animals in Africa get their lagoon back from a bask of crocodiles. Can he get there in time? Oh, and did I mention the whole thing is in rhyme? At the foot of the waterfall stands a peaceful lagoon Where the animals would gather in late afternoon. They come every year when the season turns dry For the life-giving water the falls would supply.

JOE BROWN lives in the village of Lincolnwood, Illinois, with his wife, Lola. He was an attorney in Chicago for fifty years before embarking on a writing career at age 70. Bop, as he is known in the family, started writing these stories for his children in the 1960s. After retiring he began, again, writing about Marceau’s adventures.