Growl : Trouble At Kindness Zoo
$16.99
This humorous animal picture book from Dr. Tony Evans teaches young hearts the power of kindness, consideration, thinking of others and what it means to “carry each other’s burdens” (Galatians 6:2). In this fun children storybook, kids will adventure with the zoo amimals through an uproar at Kindness Zoo. Mealtime wasn’t exactly what the animals expected, and Marquis the zookeeper is nowhere in sight. Roberta Rosie, the antelope, is bellowing; Junior, the crocodile, is snapping; Cuddles, the polar bear, is roaring; Fred, the elephant is stomping; and Sofia, the python, is hissing. It was so loud that Sunny, the lion, couldn’t sleep a wink. But when Sunny realizes why the animals are all a-fuss, he does his best to help fix the problem. Even though he hasn’t caused the madness, he saves the day with his kindness toward his fellow zoo-mates.
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SKU (ISBN): 9798886023855
UPC: 081983783623
Tony Evans | Illustrator: Lu Andrade
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: November 2023
Trouble At The Kindness Zoo # 1
Publisher: DaySpring
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