This is Book 2 in the multi-award-winning Little Polyglot Adventures series and the sequel to Book 1 (Dylan's Birthday Present). The city zoo is holding a very special event. Today, guests can bring their own pets to the zoo! Of course, all city residents want to join in on the fun. Dylan and Isabella, the little polyglot siblings, see this as a great opportunity for Kiki, Dylan's pet chicken, to meet her animal friends. However, things get a bit out of control when Kiki is left unattended. In this fun, colorful, and multicultural story, children will learn about the importance of thinking outside the box and using their imagination and creativity to solve difficult problems.While reading this book, kids will learn six new words in different languages and feel like little polyglot themselves!This book is also available in a coloring-book version and in many other languages, in both bilingual and monolingual editions.

This is Book 2 in the multi-award-winning Little Polyglot Adventures series and the sequel to Book 1 (Dylan's Birthday Present). The city zoo is holding a very special event. Today, guests can bring their own pets to the zoo! Of course, all city residents want to join in on the fun. Dylan and Isabella, the little polyglot siblings, see this as a great opportunity for Kiki, Dylan's pet chicken, to meet her animal friends. However, things get a bit out of control when Kiki is left unattended. In this fun, colorful, and multicultural story, children will learn about the importance of thinking outside the box and using their imagination and creativity to solve difficult problems.While reading this book, kids will learn six new words in different languages and feel like little polyglot themselves!This book is also available in a coloring-book version and in many other languages, in both bilingual and monolingual editions.

Greets a variety of zoo animals with a friendly "Aloha." On board pages.

A family walks through Waikiki to visit a Hawaiian zoo, where they see many exotic animals.

Travel through the zoo and learn about zoo animals through rhyme. Count up all of the animals you have seen. Includes section "For Creative Minds" with cards and activities.

Animals in their downtime, displaying various recreational antics.

The HONOLULU ZOO, Waikiki's Wildlife Treasure, 1915-2015, is a vivid history of this zoo's hundred years from its beginning to the present day, with more than 300 carefully selected photographs, many from private collections never before published. For more than a decade, authors Paul Breese, Honolulu Zoo Director Emeritus, and his spouse, Jean DeMercer-Breese, retired teacher, diligently researched and documented the zoo's long and fascinating history for this book.The zoo in Kapiolani Park began in 1915, led by 25 year old Ben Hollinger, newly elected member of the city's Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Hollinger vigorously carried out the duties of acting zoo director during his time in office, 1914-1926. He obtained and housed lions and bears before he acquired the zoo's major prize, an African elephant named Daisy, in 1916.In 1935 the zoo was named the Waikiki Bird Park and stocked with many birds under the supervision of skilled aviculturist Edwin H. Lewis until 1941.In 1947, a local dairy offered the city of Honolulu its collection of zoo animals including an Asian elephant, Bactrian camel, and two adult chimpanzees. Paul Breese had worked at the San Diego Zoo before World War II. During the war he served in the navy in the Pacific and settled in Hawaii at war's end. His goal was to rebuild the zoo in Honolulu and he and his supporters urged the city to accept the gift animals. The Parks Board did so and named the collection the Honolulu Zoo, employing Breese as the zoo's director. Breese led the major development of the zoo, beginning by obtaining the services of the San Diego Zoo's planner to draw up the Honolulu Zoo's Master Plan. He supervised the construction of many animal enclosures, the zoo's infrastructure, and the planting of many shade trees. Between 1949 and 1958, he made seven trips on freighters from the West Coast to Honolulu, bringing back large numbers of zoo animals. Breese left the zoo's directorship in 1965.This book covers the exciting development of the Honolulu Zoo and its succession of leaders to the present.

A wild romp of a sequel to My Dad is Big & Strong, which shows how wild dads can be.

Planning a vacation in paradise with the kids? From hiking trails with scenic views to a queen’s summer palace to a petroglyph field, Hawaii offers many diverse activities for families to enjoy. Fun with the FamilyTM Hawaii leads the way to amusement parks, historical attractions, children’s museums, wildlife habitats, festivals, parks, and much more. It takes you and the little ones on an exhilarating journey through the Hawaiian Islands of Oahu, Maui, The Big Island, Kauai, Molokai, and Lanai, doing these and many other things: Exploring Hawaii’s rich multicultural roots and experiencing life on an early twentieth-century sugar cane plantation at Oahu's Hawaii Plantation Village Getting sprayed with ocean surf through a lava tube at Halona Blowhole Horseback riding on the slopes of Haleakala Crater in Maui Sailing on a sunset catamaran ride along the south shore of Kauai

Karley and Kamren share unique Hawaiian foods with the friendly animals at the zoo.