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That fruit is mine!
by Anuska Allepuz
While five elephants race to see which one can claim a hard-to-reach fruit high up in a tree first, the fruit is whisked away by a five mice working together and the elephants realize they have a lot to learn from the cooperative bunch
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Rumble in the jungle
by Giles Andreae
An entertaining poetic tour of the jungle explores all of the animals that live there, including elephants, giraffes, tigers, and chimpanzees.
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Count the monkeys
by Mac Barnett
Children are invited to practice their counting skills while giggling at the antics of a group of elusive monkeys who are frightened away by a whimsical series of animals. By the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award-winning author of Extra Yarn.
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The jungle grapevine [electronic resource]
by Alex Beard
When Turtle makes an off-hand remark to Bird at the watering hole one day, Bird's misunderstanding about the watering hole drying up starts a series of rumors that stirs up the other animals on the African savanna.
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One day in the eucalyptus, eucalyptus tree
by Daniel Bernstrom
Combines read-aloud, lyrical text with lush, culturally inspired illustrations in the story of a plucky little boy who outsmarts a hungry snake. A first picture book.
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The very cranky bear
by Nick Bland
Taking shelter in a cave on a cold and rainy night, Moose, Lion, Zebra and Sheep unintentionally disturb a sleeping bear and think of zany ways to cheer him up. By the author of The Runaway Hug.
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Bedtime in the jungle
by John Butler
In this gorgeous bedtime counting story from acclaimed author-illustrator John Butler, nighttime approaches, mother animals and their babies are settling down for the night. A rhinoceros soothes one calf to sleep, while a monkey makes a bed for her two babies and a leopard tucks in her three little cubs. A stunning gatefold illustration shows a herd of ten elephant calves nodding off and silence finally settling over the jungle.
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Dear zoo : a lift-the-flap book
by Rod Campbell
Each animal arriving from the zoo as a possible pet fails to suit its prospective owner, until just the right one is found, in a twenty-fifth anniversary version of a popular flap book.
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From head to toe
by Eric Carle
An interactive picture book encourages young readers to exercise and helps them develop such skills as listening, focusing attention, and following directions
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The selfish crocodile
by Faustin Charles
A selfish crocodile who will not share the river with the other jungle animals changes his mind after receiving help from a brave mouse
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Tiptoe tiger
by Jane Clarke
Searching for someone to play with after her bouncing and pouncing scares the other jungle animals away, Tara must learn to tread quietly as she makes her way home. Illustrations.
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Jazzy in the jungle
by Lucy Cousins
Little ones can help search for Jazzy, a lovable lemur who loves to hide, by looking through the die-cut windows into a whole new world full of bright tropical colors and lively jungle creatures. Illustrations.
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Roar : a noisy counting book
by Pamela Duncan Edwards
A boldly illustrated collection of wild animals, such as flamingos, gazelles, and rhinos, comes together in this lively counting book for beginning readers.
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Poopsie gets lost
by Hannah E. Harrison
Forced out of her comfort zone by the pushy narrator, Poopsie, a fluffy, nap-loving cat, goes on a fur-raising adventure in the jungle where she must call upon her inner tough kitty to make it out in one piece. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Lisa in the jungle
by Anne Gutman
Although she spent the summer at the community swimming pool, Lisa tells her classmates that she visited the jungle where her Uncle Paul raises panthers and leopards.
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Eat your rocks, Croc! : Dr. Glider's advice for troubled animals
by Jess Keating
Traveling the world to help his fellow animals and the occasional plant, Dr. Sugar Glider treats a crocodile with an upset tummy, a creeped-out krill, a stressed meerkat and a male praying mantis who just wants a date. By the author of Pink Is for Blobfish and the illustrator of The Bad Seed.
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Good night tiger
by Timothy Knapman
Unable to fall asleep because the printed animals on her wallpaper are making too much noise, little Emma entreats the bellowing gorilla, stomping hippo, trumpeting elephant and growling tiger to settle down before coming up with an idea to help all of them sleep.
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Jungle bullies
by Steven Kroll
To get what they want, the larger jungle animals bully the smaller ones until Mama Monkey shows them all the benefits of sharing
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Tiger tiger
by Jonathan Lambert
Old Tiger is left in charge of Cub, and Cub wants to play
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Please, open this book!
by Adam Lehrhaupt
The award-winning creators of Warning: Do Not Open This Book! present a new hazard-filled volume that explains how opening the book is the only way to save a zany monkey crew trapped between pages.
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Snip snap pop-up fun
by Jonathan Litton
A series of jungle animals wait to jump out and surprise their friends, in a book with lift-the-flap pop-ups
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Wutaryoo
by Nilah Magruder
Wutaryoo enjoys hearing other animal's origin stories but wants to learn her own, so she sets out on a journey on which she meets many strange creatures and learns important truths
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Fear the bunny
by Richard T. Morris
A whimsically endearing adaptation of William Blake's classic poem depicts an indignant tiger who believes that he is decidedly more ferocious than the tail-nibbling, head-bopping, deceptively cute bunnies of his woodland home. 40,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook.
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Jungle song
by Miriam Moss
When Little Tapir accompanies Spider deep inside the jungle, he discovers not only the beauty and rhythm of this tropical wonderland, but also how dangerous the jungle can be when he gets lost while trying to find his mother.
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Hippo goes bananas!
by Marjorie Dennis Murray
As animals tell one another about Hippo's strange behavior, each makes up something terrible to add to the story, until they are frightened that Hippo will destroy the Serengeti itself
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The opposite zoo
by Il Sung Na
Escaping from his cage when the Opposite Zoo closes for the night, a little monkey visits all of his fellow animals in an exploration of opposites that introduces him to fast and slow, big and small, and noisy and quiet creatures. Simultaneous eBook.
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Bearum scarum
by Vic Parker
A group of hunters have the tables turned on them as Bear and his friends decide to stay close behind the group and snatch each hunter, one-by-one, until just one man is left.
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Good night, Gorilla
by Peggy Rathmann
A zookeeper finds his normal nighttime routine upset when a mischievous little ape steals his keys and lets all his animal charges out of their cages, in a rollicking and hilarious bedtime adventure. Reprint.
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There's a lion in my cornflakes
by Michelle Robinson
Excitedly buying a box of cereal that promises a free lion, two brothers become the unwitting owners of a grizzly bear, a cranky crocodile and a gorilla before aspiring to add a tiger to their menagerie. Illustrated by the award-winning artist of Cats Ahoy!
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What to do if an elephant stands on your foot
by Michelle Robinson
A plucky young narrator offers wacky advice to fellow jungle adventurers, from not startling an elephant standing on one's foot to shouting for help when a crocodile becomes too interested. Illustrated by the artist of Someday, Little Boy.
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Jeff goes wild
by Angela Rozelaar
"Follows one little cat named Jeff as he imagines himself as a ferocious tiger in the jungle where he can be free from the rules of indoors! Escaping in his imagination to exercise his wild side, Jeff meets other animals in the jungle. With their help, Jeff learns to appreciate himself for who he is: not a tiger, but a little kitty who can be just as wild"
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100 hungry monkeys!
by Masayuki Sebe
One hundred monkeys are hunting for food, but something else--something big and scary--is hungry, too
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Hippospotamus
by Jeanne Willis
When a hippopotamus discovers a spot on her bottom, it seems every creature in the jungle knows what it is and how to cure it
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Hilda must be dancing
by Karma Wilson
Hilda Hippo tries other, quieter, activities when her jungle friends are disturbed by her dancing, but nothing else makes her happy until Water Buffalo suggests swimming and she finds a new way to express herself. Reprint.
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The Friend Ship
by Kat Yeh
Hearing about a strange phenomenon called "friend ship" from passing strangers, a lonely little Hedgehog embarks on a sea voyage of discovery while unexpectedly bonding with other lonely animals. By the author of The Truth About Twinkie Pie. 35,000 first printing.
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