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Lucky Little Sloth!
Many animals make their home in the wild jungles of Costa Rica — howler monkeys, spider monkeys, and capuchin monkeys, parrots, macaws, pumas, ocelots and other large cats. And there are also endangered sloths. A mother 2 toed sloth and her young pup watch the world below from high up in a tree; the mother teaches her baby how to travel unseen, slowly and safely, through a dense jungle canopy reduced by humans. When a tropical storm strikes, however, the mother and baby struggle to find a safe place to stay. As darkness approaches a branch breaks, and the baby sloth falls into the flooded creek that washes him out to the stormy ocean, he just barely makes it to the beach. What will happen to him when the couple living nearby come upon the baby sloth during their early-morning walk? This remarkable true story for young readers is about a helpless baby sloth rescued from a remote beach in Costa Rica. It teaches us all a message of conservation, love, and hope for the future of animals and man living in harmony.
Happy Sloth Day!
"Take a sloth's-eye view of the world in this beautiful and informative photographic picture book. Young readers will see where sloths live, what they eat, how they hide from predators, and much more. They'll learn about the creatures that interact with and depend on sloths in the interconnected and fragile tropical forest ecosystem"--
Swimming with Sins
six short comedies by Lindsay Price · FIREBALL - (1m/1f) Gerry returns home from shopping to reveal a huge hole burned into his sweater. His explanation is that a fireball dropped out of the sky and hit him in the chest. Jennine knows better. · MOTHER GOOSE AND THE COMA - (1f) Polly explains why she's leaving her boyfriend, who's currently in a coma. · HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? - (2f) A garden comes between two neighbors. · PANCAKE TUESDAY - (3m) The business has gone belly up. Foster, Lewis, and Ed end up on the roof of their office building preparing to jump. Will their constant arguing keep them alive or quicken the sidewalk splat? · DOWN - (2m/1f) Geoffrey is headed to hell. He is accused of being a glutton, despite being an uber fit, no fat, vegetarian. · SWIMMING WITH SINS - (2m/4f) Vices and Virtues get together for their annual camp swim meet. Envy decides she's had enough of being a vice and wants to switch camps.
How Do Sloths Poo?
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Slanderley
Poor Eddie Quirk! Butler at Slanderley, he observes the deLoverly family's ridiculous intrigues. Naïve Eddie is trapped in a web of ridiculous intrigue, with no help from Sloth or Mrs. Anvil. Nasty deaths drop like spiders. The haunted ancestral mansion, scheming housekeeper, skulking servants, chinless aristocrats, and a naïve bride get a delightful re-vamp in this briskly-paced, hilarious spoof on the woman in jeopardy genre. The story is told by Quirk, intent upon correcting a best-selling book about muders at the manor. Alert readers will recognize Rebecca serving as the inspiration, yet it stands alone as a twisted romp for those unfamiliar with the original.
Sloth
A richly illustrated cultural and natural history of the lethargic animal—from prehistoric ancestry to modern-day memes. Sloths are perhaps the most recognized and loved Central and South American animals, but they are not well understood. This book offers a colorful and wide-ranging biological and cultural history of these fascinating mammals. Alan Rauch explores how today’s lethargic sloths evolved from gigantic prehistoric ancestors and earned their deadly, sinful names. In praise of both these beautiful creatures and their status as icons of a stress-free life, this book shows just how fascinating, engaging, and (more often than not) inspiring these animals can be.
How Do Sloths Poop?
"Read this book to learn more about how sloths poop"--
Scum Valley
This book follows the local boardriding culture through a period of decadence and high times. It is the first book of a trilogy about the challenges that faced the subterranean surfing culture as it began losing its heritage to the yuppies who took advantage of negative gearing in the late 80s and started buying up Bondi. As property values and rates climbed, school enrollments fell and so started the decline of the working class folk of 'Scum Valley'. Us surfers used to call the beach 'Scum Valley' because of the old stink pipe at north that used to pump raw sewerage out into the ocean for us to surf in. We valued street credibility above all else and the community was very tight considerin...
That's Not My Sloth...
Babies and toddlers will love turning the pages, touching the feely patches and spotting the familiar little white mouse as they look for their sloth!
