Kenneth Lilly Books

Illustrates and names zoo animals including lion and cub, panda and baby panda, chimpanzee and baby chimpanzee, giraffe and calf, hippopotamus and calf.

Animals in the country

By Kenneth Lilly

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Illustrates and names animals in the country and their infants including squirrel and kittens, ducks and ducklings, rabbit and bunnies, deer and fawn, foxes and cubs.

Animals in the jungle

By Kenneth Lilly

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Illustrates and names jungle animals and their infants including rhinoceros and calf, gorilla and baby gorilla, tiger and cubs, elephant and calf, okapi and calf.

Animals of the ocean

By Kenneth Lilly

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Illustrates and names animals of the ocean and their infants including penguins and chicks, whale and calf, seal and pup, dolphin and calf, polar bear and cubs.

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