This is the day the Lord has made. A butterfly floats through the sun and the shade, While dragonflies flit past the flowers and trees And grasshoppers hop in the soft morning breeze. The World Is Awake, A Celebration of Everyday Blessings, written by Emmy Award winner and ABC News correspondent Linsey Davis with Joseph Bottum, is a lyrical, rhyming story for young children intended to make them feel safe and joyful, cradled in the hands of God. Paired...

Curious George gets in trouble by feeding the animals at the zoo, but when a parrot escapes from the rainforest exhibit he is able to save the day.

When Hank gets lost during a field trip to the zoo, it turns into an adventure he will never forget.

When Buzz and Liz visit the zoo, their pets Fly Guy and Fly Girl go looking for food, and find the Creatures of the Night exhibit, where they see animals that would like to eat them.

Jack and his class go on a field trip to the zoo, where they see many new animals, including zebras, monkeys, and peacocks.

When zookeeper Walt announces that the zoo will have to close, all of the animals pitch in to try to save their home but it is Ellie the elephant who reveals a talent that just may keep the zoo open for good.

A little boy visits the zoo with his family for the first time and marvels at all of the wonders it offers.

"Chaos ensues when a child imagines a zoo filled with animals doing the unusual and the unlikely"--

Eleven-year-old Ant, stuck in a family that she does not like, copes by pretending that her "real" parents are coming to rescue her, by loving her dog Pistachio, by volunteering at the zoo, and by bending the truth and telling lies.

When twelve-year-old Ana's zoologist parents move the whole family into the zoo, the Sneers--the clan of carnivorous female predators in her class--have even more ammunition to make her life miserable, although she tries to act like a chameleon and fade into the background.