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A laugh-out-loud animal comedy from an award-winning duo From jump-roping skunks to book-reading sharks, the animals in this girl's make-believe zoo will do whatever she wants. Messing with nature is fun at first, until we see how hilariously wrong things go. Oinking otters! Picketing ground hogs! Stage-crashing pigs! What could be next? With deadpan text and eye-popping art, this raucous picture book builds gleefully to a riot of craziness that brings the whole fantasy tumbling down-in a comedic warning against imaginary menageries that kids will find hilarious.
From jump-roping skunks to book-reading sharks, the animals in this girl's make-believe zoo will do whatever she wants. Messing with nature is fun at first, until we see how hilariously wrong things go. Oinking otters! Picketing ground hogs! Stage-crashing pigs! What could be next? With deadpan text and eye-popping art, this raucous picture book builds gleefully to a riot of craziness that brings the whole fantasy tumbling down--in a comedic warning against imaginary menageries that kids will find hilarious.
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Foreign Customer Review / 国外客户评价: |
| This one is as much fun as it sounds, and it will find a regular spot in the storytime rotation." -- Booklist "In this debut picture book, a little girl imagines a zoo with no cages and an assortment of uniquely talented animals." -- School Library Journal "* Infectious good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, starred review "* Amusing illustrations perfectly reflect the spirit of the story." -- Starred Review / Kirkus Reviews (on CHICKEN SAID, "CLUCK!" by Judyann Ackerman Grant) "Perfectly silly." -- Kirkus Reviews (on THIS IS A HOSPITAL, NOT A ZOO by Roberta Karim) "Splendidly doggish . . . Dog lovers of all ages will run in circles for this loving, funny celebration of the human-canine relationship." -- AMAZON.COM (on HOW TO TALK TO A DOG by Jean Craighead George) "Truesdell's got a gift for casually cockeyed canines: there's a Feifferesque touch to her scrawled lines, and her panoply of pooches are expressive in the extreme with their motion lines and flying ears (the collection on the endpapers will send dogophiles into sighs of yearning)." -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (on HOW TO TALK TO A DOG by Jean Craighead George)
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