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020			_a9780545146968
040			_cEscola Canadense de Niteroi
090			_aD4/ Mostruário - KUR
100			_aKurtz, Jane
245	1	0	_aDo kangaroos wear seat belts?
250			_a1st. ed.
260			_aUSA
300			_a40 p.
362	0		_a2009
520			_aFirmly belted in the back seat and on the way to the zoo, a little boy wants to know if kangaroos have to wear seat belts, too. He also asks, in upbeat rhyme, if penguins have to ride in strollers, if young monkeys must wear bike helmets, and if hippo mommies hold their youngster’s hands as they run to the pool. Mom always has a ready and cheerful response, “A mama hippo has legs, not arms, but she can hiss when she’s alarmed.” “If anything dangerous wanders his way, she carries and ferries him safely away.” Throughout the tour of the zoo, Mom describes the similarities and differences between humans and various animals. The ultimate message, however, is that no matter the species, all parents do their best to care for their young ones. In beautifully blended watercolors with wood-block details, Manning decorates each page with realistic yet fanciful zoo creatures. A perfect read for the pell-mell toddler who is sometimes frustrated by the safety measures imposed by loving adults
650		4	_aChildren's Literature
650		4	_aZoo animals
650		4	_aMother and Children
650		4	_aCaution
650		4	_aSafety
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