"A spy mission gone terribly wrong causes Agent P to disappear! Will Perry ever make it back home? Or will Phineas and Ferb never see their pet platypus again?"--Amazon.com.

A spy mission gone terribly wrong causes Agent P to disappear! Will Perry ever make it back home? Or will Phineas and Ferb never see their pet platypus again? This illustrated storybook retells Part 1 of the two-part cliffhanger Phineas and Ferb episode, Where's Perry?

A spy mission gone terribly wrong causes Agent P to disappear! Will Perry ever make it back home? Or will Phineas and Ferb never see their pet platypus again? This 8x8 with original illustrations will retell Part 1 of the two-part cliffhanger episode Where's Perry? and includes a platypus-shaped mask!

Platypus Police Squad: The Frog Who Croaked is the first in a series of zany, action-packed middle grade mysteries featuring platypus police detectives Rick Zengo and Corey O’Malley. When a call comes in about a crime down at the docks involving a missing schoolteacher and a duffle bag full of illegal fish, Zengo and O’Malley are going to have to learn to set their differences aside if they want to get to the bottom of this. Especially when the clues all point to Frank Pandini Jr., Kallamazoo’s first son and its most powerful, well-respected businessman. Fans of Adam Rex, Jon Scieszka, and Jarrett J. Krosoczka’s own Lunch Lady graphic novels will flip for Jarrett’s series of funny illustrated Platypus Police Squad middle grade novels!

Platypus decides it's the perfect day to go collecting. He finds a big rock, an old shoe and a broken umbrella, but none of these are quite what he's looking for. Then he finds a curly shell - just right But it keeps going missing from his special box. The 'thief' turns out to be a little hermit crab living inside the shell so Platypus takes it back to the sea where it belongs. Luckily there are plenty of unoccupied shells for Platypus to collect - and keep.

Chops gets an extra special treat when her family surprise her with a trip to Australia for Christmas. Join her on this adventure Down Under where she discovers a whole range of Australian animals when her Nanna takes her to the zoo. A fun journey of disappointment and discovery Down Under.

"Naturalist and Assistant Director of the Museum of Zoology at the University of Cambridge, Jack Ashby shares his love for the platypus and other Australian mammals, including wombats, echidnas, and kangaroos. Informed by stories of his experiences meeting living marsupials and egg-laying mammals on fieldwork in Tasmania and mainland Australia and his close contact with thousands of zoological specimens collected for museums over the last 200 years, Ashby's book explains historical mysteries and debunks myths about these mammals and especially the platypus-which lays eggs, feeds its young on milk, has venom spurs, and sports a bill that can detect electricity. In evaluating how humans have considered these special mammals, he makes clear that calling these animals "weird" or "primitive"- or incorrectly implying that Australia is an "evolutionary backwater"-has only added to the challenges for their conservation. One outcome of these descriptions is that Australia now has the worst mammal extinction rate of anywhere on Earth. Ashby argues that many of the ways that the world thinks about Australia's mammals can be traced back to the country's colonial history"--