A goose named Gilligan
by Jerry M. Hay
A river boat captain befriends an injured wild goose that returns year after year to the captain's dock on Indiana's Wabash River.
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Juvenile fiction, Geese, Wildlife rescue, Fiction, Children's fiction, Geese, fiction, Wildlife conservation, fiction, Rivers, fictionPlaces
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Jerry Hay is the Hoosier author of this children's book about the true adventures of Gilligan the Goose. Gilligan is Jerry's river friend who has had some adventures of his own. Read the unusual story about how they met and bonded. Gilligan is always making life interesting along the Wabash River. The unique feature of the book is that the story is true and Gilligan is a real goose. He is well known by local river people who actually threw a party for the goose when he returned after being gone for the winter.
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