Book Description

Georgia is taking her twins, Seth and Kylie, to a family cabin in the mountains. On the way there, they spot an ancient sign: Zoo, 1000 Miles. The twins want to check it out and Georgia just can't get the word "Zoo" out of her mind! But when they finally find this magical zoo, it's more incredible than they had ever imagined ... there's an important lesson to be learned about endangered plants and animals ... Read more

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Great Kids Book
My son loves to read this book over and over again. I tried to hide it but he got very upset and I am back to reading it daily. The pictures are the best thing and are very colorful. ... Read more

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You're admiring a big spotted cat at the zoo, but so are a lot of other people. In fact, they're blocking the sign. Is this a leopard, a jaguar, or a cheetah? Take a guess, then flip through A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE to see if you're right. This new children's nature book by Dianne Young explores the differences between similar animals from around the world: dolphins and porpoises, caribou and elk, rabbits and hares, and more. Fourteen full-color photographs, each showing the unique behavior of these animals in the wild, will captivate children and their parents. ... Read more

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-Ideal for 0-18 months.

-Die-cut cover reveals shaped pages with five different 'touch and feel' textures.

-Encourages first learning concepts and observation skills.
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Someone's been monkeying around at the zoo, and now some monkeys are missing! Leave it to Cam to find the thief, and to return the missing monkeys safely to their cage. ... Read more

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Cam and Eric
I think kids will like this book , because when the monkeys were gone it took a long time to find the monkeys , and there were some clues , and there are adventures. I think it is intreresting because Cam and Eric talk to different people.
That was my favorite thing and I think kids will like it.

Soo-Hwan Lee

julian
I like the book because it is a mystery about three kids
at the zoo. And then Eric (one of the kids) lost his wallet. And that is just the beginning and then the good part comes. I like it too because it is funny.

julian
4th Grade

Cam and the monkeys
I think kids will like this book, because when the monkeys were gone it took many time to find the monkeys, and there were some clues, and there are adventures. I think it is interesting. At end of story, there was the thief, and he went to jail. And that time when the truck was almost going, Cam stopped that truck, and looked in the back, that was my favorite thing and I think kids will like it.
by Soo-Hwan

Perfect for young readers
I still love kids' books and remember reading this as a child. Very enjoyable and clever.. The Cam Jansen series is excellent and readers will also enjoy the Polka Dot Private Eye series by Patricia Reilly Giff and the Something Queer series by Elizabeth Levy. Both series are mysteries similar to Cam Jansen and for the same age group.

Very good book for second grade girls
This book was read to me by my second grade daughter. It is certainly one of the better Cam Jansen books. It was a little bit less predictable than some of the other Cam Jansen stories. I would recommend this book to second and third graders, but children older than 3rd grade for the most part would probably think the book is too childish. ... Read more

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Welcome to Zachary's Zoo … Where a tiger, a bear, and a crocodile are among the ferocious beasts masquerading as lovable house pets!A MOPS book about responsibility for ages 4-6. ... Read more

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My son likes this story
This is a cute story. The pictures are colorful and it appeals to young children. I don't mind the religious part. As long as that isn't an issue for you, I would recommend it.

Why wasn't it mentioned that this is a religious book?
God is mentioned several times in this book. This is not what we teach in our house and so this book is inappropriate for us. I think that it really should have been mentioned in the description. I would not have purchased it, I feel I wasted my money.

My Boys Love This Book!
This is a very cute book that encourages responsibility, imagination, creativity, and taking care of the gifts God entrusts you with. The illustrations are colorful, detailed and fun. My kids thoroughly enjoy having this book read to them and reading it themselves.

Missed the religion part...
Cute story... However, it failed to mention in the description that it was a religious, "let's thank God for the animals..." book. Which is fine, just not what I was looking for. ... Read more

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Mother animals take care of their babies by cleaning them, feeding them, watching them, and hugging them. See how kangaroos keep their babies warm and cozy, how a mother lion washes her baby, and much more. Through loving, richly detailed photographs and simple text, children can explore the behavior of various zoo animals and the bonds between mother and infant. Caroline Arnold has written over one hundred children's books. Many of those are about animals, including the Zoo Animals series. She lives with her husband in Los Angeles. Photographer Richard Hewitt has collaborated with author Caroline Arnold on many children's book projects, including Zoo Animals and City of the Gods: Mexico's Ancient City of Teotihuacan. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife. ... Read more