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Eddie and Ellie s Opposites at the Zoo
Eddie and Ellie s Opposites at the Zoo
Zootrition
Zootrition

By Amy Schoelwer MEd RD LD

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Coco LaRue and Ginger Too
The zoo
The zoo

By Isobel Charman

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"The founding of a zoo in London is a story of jaw-dropping audacity in the Age of Empire. It is the story of diplomats, traders, scientists, and aristocratic amateur naturalists charged by Sir Sta...

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Fix me
Fix me

By Rune Michaels

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A sixteen-year-old girl endures a miserable life with her aunt and violent twin brother, but when memories of an even worse past resurface she runs away to a zoo, where she finds an unlikely sanctu...

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Jungle Jack
Jungle Jack

By Jack Hanna

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Fraidyzoo
Fraidyzoo

By Thyra Heder

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Little T remembers that she was frightened last time her family visited the zoo but not why, so her creative family helps by imitating animals from A to Z until she recalls exactly what caused her...

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Lucas and the Circus Sparkle Books
Animal World
Animal World

By Wendy Farley

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