Summer Zoo Walk
Bill Fleming plays Sleep Walk at the San Diego Zoo summer 2011.
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Jane’s Zoo $19.99 “Jane’s Zoo is a brand new time management game starring our favorite entrepreneur, Jane! Help Jane rescue and care for the endangered animals of the world. Manage sanctuaries for the wild animals of Europe, Asia, and Africa, and care for 11 different species at each location. Stay on top of daily tasks to keep the animals happy and healthy, and upgrade their habitats as you become a better zookeeper. Take a walk on the wild side in Jane’s Zoo!” |
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Doodle Zoo $9.23 Packed with pandas, loaded with lions, and bursting with baboons, this new Doodle book is no walk in the park With a variety of animals from around the world to doodle and color, "Doodle Zoo" is the perfect way for kids to explore and learn about animals in an original and interactive way. Doodlers can create their very own zoo while learning fascinating and fun facts about the animals. |
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Summer Infant Sure & Secure Extra Tall Walk Thru Gate $79.99 Summer Infant Sure & Secure Extra Tall Walk Thru Gate |
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Skunk Zoo $15.8 Skunk Zoo is a fun book told in rhyme with bright cut paper illustrations and cut paper text. It is a family’s trip to the imaginary Skunk Zoo where they see amazing skunks that not only look cute (and smell) but play instruments, dance ballet and more. We live in a wonderful part of rural New Hampshire. Last year, when Eowyn was 3, we went for a walk. Eowyn was next to me and her little sister was in herMei Taion my back. I told Eowyn that we should go to a zoo some day to see the animals. Eowyn said "I want to go to the Skunk Zoo." Starting with "What’s that," and being shamed by the answer, "A zoo with skunks," I asked her questions all the way home. While her sister napped and Eowyn enjoyed her daily quiet time, I wrote up the first draft of this book, based on the answers to all my questions. Later, I read it to her and fixed the parts where she saw literary weakness. As the book continued to develop, Eowyn continued to explain how it could be better."No Daddy, it’s not supposed to be a rock band.""It’s been a rock band for months now, and the pictures are almost done.""Daddy, it’s supposed to be a Skunk Ballerina.""Could I just add a Skunk Ballerina?"Every one of her creative improvements was incorporated, and all art was approved by her. |
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On My Walk $17.31 Mothers and toddlers end up being caught in a summer rainstorm on their walk through Vancouver streets. Beautifully illustrated by Christina Leist, this simple story will be a fun bedtime read for everyone |
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Sabra Zoo $16.47 "Beautifully told, ambitious and important, this is a debut with something to say."–Ronan Bennett "A stunning, defiant debut."–"The Guardian" It is the summer of 1982 and Beirut is under siege. Eighteen-year-old Ivan’s parents have just been evacuated from the city with other members of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Ivan stays on, interpreting for international medical volunteers in Sabra refugee camp by day, getting stoned with them by night, and working undercover for the PLO. Hoping to get closer to Eli, a Norwegian physiotherapist, he helps her treat Youssef, a camp orphan disabled by a cluster bomb. An unexpected friendship develops between the three and things begin to look up. But events take a nasty turn when the president-elect is assassinated. The Israeli army enters Beirut and surrounds the camp, with Eli and Youssef trapped inside. Are the rumors of a massacre in the camp true? Will Ivan be able to salvage anything from the chaos? Mischa Hiller is a talented new voice. He was born in 1962 and grew up in Durham, London, Beirut, and Dar El-Salaam. Mischa won the 2009 European Independent Film Festival script competition for his adaptation of "Sabra Zoo." He lives in Cambridge. For more information please visit www.sabrazoo.com. |
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Walk On By $15.99 Walk On By |
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Walk On $13.99 Walk On |
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Zoo York Narrows Thermal Top – Men’s $31.95 Trapped in the walk-in freezer at work again? The Zoo York Narrows Thermal Top keeps you warm enough to (hopefully) avoid dying of exposure. No guarantees, though. |
