Embark on a whimsical journey to The Land of Mongos in the book 'Play the Bongo Congo'! Meet unique friends, from playful monkeys to marching Martians, in a series of hilarious vignettes. Discover the hidden meaning of Bongo Congo! This isn't your typical story, but it's sure to make you laugh. In this distinctive book, Kidd Kerwyn takes center stage, leading his Munchkin friends on an extraordinary adventure. They explore the enchanting Land of Mongos together, unveiling its mysterious and comical inhabitants. Who are the Mongos? What are the red donkeys all about? And what's the story behind the fancy fairies? As you turn each page, you'll be pulled deeper into the magical world we've woven, and get to know each character through their own unique and silly story. King Congo, the beloved ruler of this magical land, awaits our heroes at the end of their journey. What role does he play in the Bongo Congo? Well, that's a secret you'll have to uncover for yourself. Play the Bongo Congo is a kaleidoscope of fun, laughter, and mystery. It's a book that breaks away from traditional storytelling, instead presenting a series of funny episodes that come together in the end to create a memorable and amusing tale. One reader, a first grader, was once heard saying, "It doesn't make any sense, but it's so funny!" This book was created to inspire laughter, spark imagination, and encourage a love for reading. The book Play the Bongo Congo is not just a book; it's an experience. It's an invitation to join a world where anything is possible, where laughter is the language and fun is the way of life. So, are you ready to step into this world? Are you ready to play the Bongo Congo? Kidd Kerwyn, a lifelong Milwaukee resident, has been charming children with his catchy tunes and rhythmic beats for decades. From penning his first song, "Bongo Congo," in 4th grade, Kidd discovered his passion for creating fun, engaging music. A UW-Milwaukee graduate, he taught English for 27 years in Milwaukee Public Schools, often incorporating his love for music into lessons. Now, Kidd delights students as a substitute teacher, bringing his conga drum into the classroom to sing and play his silly songs, with "Bongo Congo" being a fan-favorite. When he's not teaching, Kidd enjoys drumming in local classic rock bands, a hobby he started in 8th grade