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Small Fry and the Chew City Zoo
Small Fry and the Chew City Zoo

By Dr. Bob

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Cyril the mandrill
Cyril the mandrill

By Francesca Greco

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An unusual monkey, teased because of his colorful markings, keeps to himself from summer through fall, but when the younger monkeys become bored in the winter, they begin to appreciate Cyril's diff...

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A trip to the zoo
A trip to the zoo

By Lisa Cosentino

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Introduces children to reading with simple text and illustrations, containing both English and Spanish.

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Kansas City zoo tales
Kansas City zoo tales

By Ruth Seeliger

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History of the first one hundred years of the Kansas City Zoo in Swope Park, with many stories of colorful zoo animals in this wild ride through zookeeping history.

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God Made Me He Made You
God Made Me He Made You

By Alan Flory

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The Zoo
The Zoo

By Suzy Lee

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Twas the Day Before Zoo Day
One night in the zoo
One night in the zoo

By Judith Kerr

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One magical night an elephant jumped in the air and flew. Wild antics, high spirits and silly games of the other zoo animals also occur. Will anyone find out?

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