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 Animal Ark: Roo on the Rock - Lucy Daniels
 Animal Ark: Roo on the Rock - Lucy Daniels ... Children's BooksNewest Review: ... looking, with funny ears and what looks like a lopsided body. I always find kangaroos funny to look at, so that explains ... more ... that! It is definitely an eye catcher, drawing you in instantly.
The story itself is about Mandy Hope and her time in Australia. Some of the animals, including the kangaroo, are scheduled to be placed into a zoo. But Mandy, ever the animal lover, is against this and thinks they should be kept in the wild. Can she persuade everybody that a life of captivity is not fair and allow the animals to be kept outdoors, or will our kangaroo be behind bars for the rest of his life?
This is a cute little story and one that I l...more |
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Roo on the Rock (Animal Ark)
Pages: 192, Mass Market Paperback, Hodder Children's Books Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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Animal Ark 18: Roo on the Rock
Pages: 160, Paperback, Hodder Children's Books Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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Animal Ark: Roo on the Rock - Lucy Daniels: KangaRoo! (425 words)
by - written on 05/07/09 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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When I was younger I always had my nose in a book. Being the huge animal lover I was (and still am), I often chose to read books about animals. The Animal Ark book series by Lucy Daniels was very popular with me, and one of the titles was Roo on the Rock. Although you should never judge a book by its cover, I always do, so it is important that it looks quite good! Roo on the Rock has quite a sweet cover. On the front there is a picture of a kangaroo. Now it is quite peculiar looking, with funny ears and what looks like a lopsided body. I always find kangaroos funny to look at, so that explains that! It is definitely an eye catcher, drawing you in ... Read the complete review
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