In the County of Jigsaw, the City of Zoo, take route 82 to Zoo Avenue. You'll find the most mixed-up and zaniest crew, with bears that can fly and a Cow-Kangaroo! Zoo City is pretty, it looks so brand new. It's great for a visit or just to drive through. All of the animals here are nice, too. It's just the right place for a child like you!

Take another trip down Zoo Avenue and help solve a silly mystery with the mixed-up and zany citizens of Zoo City! Meet Chief "Roast Beef" McGee and his sons, Tommy "Salami" and Tony "Baloney," a family of Bulldog-Chimpanzees trying to track down The Great Shoelace Thief! Join a parade led by the Rhino-Horse Marching Band, and duck as Mayor Hoover the Wolf-Owl swoops overhead! Follow the clues with Tommy and Tony, but don't crash into Pearl the Dragonfly-Squirrel or the grazing pack of Bat-Yaks standing in the way! Is the Weasel-Raccoon really guilty? And who would want to steal shoelaces anyway?

Vol. for 1880/81 contains Kalamazoo, Mich. Concise history of the Fire and Water Dept.

Zoo Avenue is back with a third adventure, this time following Kit the Fox-Rat and her three best friends: Ruby the Ladybug-Frog, Camille the Butterfly-Seal, and Eloise the Elephant-Bee. The Zoo Avenue series is known for its colorful illustrations, lyrical verses, silly storylines, and mixed-up, zany animal characters. Come join the fun!

The last Palestinian zoo stands on a dusty, dead-end street in the once prosperous farming town of Qalqilya, on the very edge of the West Bank. The zoo's bars are rusting; peacocks wander quiet avenues shaded by broad plane trees; a teenage baboon broods in solitary confinement; walls bear the pockmarks of gunfire. And yet the zoo is an extraordinary place, with a bizarre, troubling and inspiring story to tell. At the center of this story is Dr. Sami Khader, the only zoo veterinarian in the Palestinian territories. Family man, amateur inventor, and dedicated taxidermist, he is fiercely independent, apolitical, and resourceful in times of crisis. Dr. Sami dreams of transforming the zoo into one of an international caliber. In The Zoo on the Road to Nablus, Amelia Thomas brings the reader into a world rarely glimpsed from the outside, weaving the stories of the zoo's animals, its staff, and its visitors into a rich, colorful chronicle of the indomitability of the human -- and animal -- spirit.