At last! This zippy, snappy, silly rhyme-time tale introduces the A - Zany Zebra Collection to tickle your stripes. Meet Zany Zebra, learn about her origins, fun activities, and enchant your spirits. It's time to read to succeed, as your edutainment comes to life. Then, take the pledge to become an official Zany Zebra Bopper. Live reader's theater will joyfully invade your home, library, park, or school. Put it on stage if you dare? This prequel to the Collection is only the beginning...to the end. Huh? You'll see. Or, maybe it's more like the end to the beginning? We're starting with the letter "Z" for Zany Zebra. Be creative with alphabet-literary tales starting backwards with the letter "Z." All books include activities for kids and a glossary link to Wikipedia to enhance the learning experience because each book is interactive. The A - Zany Zebra Collection will delve into every thing from animals, to science, to silly, to important events, to geography, to math, to literature, and more. Don't be shy, Zany Zebra is for kids of all ages; that includes you. The Collection is written by Dr. April Arfaras, just for the love of literacy. "Z" fun is about to begin.

From the Intergalactic Space Station, Ali peered through the orbit meter set on Alexandria, Egypt around 2,000 years ago and began to sweat. Seeing the orange flames soaring higher and higher, he imagined the sound of crackling as the precious old parchments vanished. At hand was the very destruction of recorded knowledge! ?King Alexander the Great did not have this Library built to lose it now!?, he explained to the city fathers. He went on to suggest, ?What we know, once in the now burned books, must be written again creating books both new and old. We must find Zanzibar and his Zany Crew. My glimpse through the orbit meter/time machine reveals a future wherein the diffusion of the English language is as widespread as a fresh carpet of winter snow.' ?Hurray!?, they shouted, ?if many know English and we write so, the sentences, both new and old, may comprehensively grow!? This is a story recounted in a fanciful way using the true incident of the burning of the famous Library of Alexandria, Egypt, including its contents, more than two thousand years ago as a context. Joyfully in 2008, on the Egyptian coast of the Mediterranean Sea, the inauguration of the new Library of Alexandria was celebrated. The requirement of the Library to make available many texts, both new and old, is used in this book as a context for sharing the mechanics of English sentence construction. Join us as Zanzibar, appointed by the city leaders, finds the crew needed to construct and reconstruct the books, both new and old, of the ancient Library of Alexandria.

n his desire to be different, Zanzibar the zebra comes up with a new image which lets him and the other zebras who copy him stay safe from the lions who are hunting them.

Many children will be familiar with the zebra from visits to zoos and TV documentaries on African wildlife. However here are some interesting facts about the animal that may arise from reading the story.It is generally believed that the zebra has stripes to help it camouflage itself from lions in tall grass. Although this seems odd since grass isn't white or black, lions are colour blind so this is probably true. As zebras move in large herds, it is also possible that a number of zebras standing close together look like one large animal and make it more difficult for the lion to pick out a single zebra to attack.Zebras have excellent eyesight and like many animals, they can see in colour.Copyright © 2020 Kidoo Media Inc. Published byAll rights reserved