A Children's Book
An illustrated children's book with an attention-grabbing title. I can attest from personal experience in National Park retail that this book is consistently a best-seller.
Let's find out what all the stink (pardon the pun) is about!
What's all this stink?
"Who Popped in the Park" by Gary D. Robson, is a book about wildlife in the national parks. (There is an edition for just about any park you can think of).
It begins when a young member of a family headed on vacation to one of the National Parks is not very happy about the trip. He is afraid of the big wild animals. But on this trip, he discovers an interesting way of finding out about the animals that live there without coming face to face with them.
He learns how to identify the local wildlife by...what they leave behind! Soon the whole family is involved in discovering the variety of native inhabitants by the different little "presents" they leave.
The book is fun, funny, interesting and educational. A good read for the whole family, whether or not you have a National Park trip planned in the near future.
It begins when a young member of a family headed on vacation to one of the National Parks is not very happy about the trip. He is afraid of the big wild animals. But on this trip, he discovers an interesting way of finding out about the animals that live there without coming face to face with them.
He learns how to identify the local wildlife by...what they leave behind! Soon the whole family is involved in discovering the variety of native inhabitants by the different little "presents" they leave.
The book is fun, funny, interesting and educational. A good read for the whole family, whether or not you have a National Park trip planned in the near future.
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