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baby slothI say goodbye to the penguins and continue on my way. So much has simplyvanished. Walls. Fences. Barriers. Netting.The orderly world of the park, with its careful lines defining territory, isn’t sodefined anymore. Many of the habitats are still entirely intact. But not all.What will this place be without fences and walls? You didn’t need to watchthe nature channel to know that certain animals like to eat certain otheranimals.
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Dedicationfor my family:human, feli
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ContentsCoverTitle PageDedicationEp
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a very handsome dogthe beginningtor
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gonefirst aidthe truthforeverrescue
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bed boogie: circular “dance” pe
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and while i’m at it . . .I may or
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numero unoThere’s an old saying a
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Once I had things just so, I lay do
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the amazing history of man’s best
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in my opinionThat dog was a ninny.A
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no oneThat’s what being man’s b
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in safety.Still, I understood, in m
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aloneThe truck happened without war
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the owlDarkness had fallen when it
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more luckMaybe it was my puppy fat,
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exit 8I finally came to a small roa
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It’s a solid solution.But it’s
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Two
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And then I heard it.A faint bark.Th
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on the poetry of stinkOf course, no
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the newsSometimes when Julia and I
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sparkly rain hat, and teensy pink b
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“Does.”“Does.”“Doesn’t
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spoiledI know Nutwit has a point.I
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blanket, the kind where you can bed
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cricket bullyWhen Julia returns fro
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She pulled Julia aside. “He’s a
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clickThat’s when they started cli
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full wag“Are you ready to head ov
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good words, bad wordsI’ve never m
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but she went back to work and she
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When I walk Julia—well, okay, I s
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drooliusI knew this guy, back when
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forgivenessSeems like forgiving hum
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puppy eyesIt’s midmorning, still
Page 78 and 79: mr. oogHere’s how I figure puppy
Page 81 and 82: changeThe park’s pretty big. Lots
Page 83 and 84: kimuThere’s a gray wolf at the pa
Page 85 and 86: I looked at him and, for the first
Page 87 and 88: If they caught any other dog there,
Page 89: Ivan, being Ivan, is a mellow kinda
Page 92 and 93: giftOnce I’m in my spot, I don’
Page 94 and 95: and Ruby, and Stella, too.”Ivan g
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Page 100 and 101: “Take a small creature like Eek,
Page 102 and 103: ruby’s familyLittle Ruby seems mu
Page 104 and 105: “Hmm. You got me, Ruby. I’m tot
Page 106 and 107: Kinyani glares at me.She glares at
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Page 110 and 111: Julia appears, her backpack at the
Page 112 and 113: “Bob!” Julia calls. “Come on!
Page 114 and 115: I’m flying.no way
Page 116 and 117: landingIt’s over.I land—umph—
Page 118 and 119: bad dogAnd this is why I’m a Bad
Page 120 and 121: stretchSlowly, with some difficulty
Page 122 and 123: For the record, small stray boards
Page 124 and 125: soundsThe eerie quiet doesn’t las
Page 126 and 127: surveying the damageI pick my way p
Page 130 and 131: I pass two squirrel monkeys swingin
Page 132 and 133: make no sudden movesI’ve ridden a
Page 134 and 135: These paws are the size of hamburge
Page 136 and 137: “Suzu. I can’t find her.”“A
Page 138 and 139: I need to stop. Regroup. Cool it, B
Page 140 and 141: Wind like that, storm wind, doesn
Page 142 and 143: I follow the bank until I come to a
Page 144 and 145: an idea“I’m going in,” says M
Page 146 and 147: team elephant“Hurry!” Ruby crie
Page 149 and 150: what’s out thereA handful of huma
Page 151 and 152: not movingI know that hand like the
Page 153 and 154: I check the crowd again. Still no s
Page 155 and 156: A wallaby pokes his nose out of a b
Page 157 and 158: huggingI run to Kinyani. “Don’t
Page 159 and 160: Sara loosens her grip on me ever so
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Page 165 and 166: Which he proceeds to eat.Everyone,
Page 167 and 168: other victims.”Sara closes her ey
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Page 171 and 172: heck gonna overreact.”“First th
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Page 175: on my way“Bob!” Sara cries.“G
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lookingIvan used to ask me what I d
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sixThere’d been six of us in the
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cowardI was afraid. A coward.There
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enoughAfter a while I stopped going
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insideI pause to listen. I hear hum
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the return of snickersThe man pulls
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to me, “they call me Bob.”“Th
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catching upWe lick each other, snif
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“How’d you end up here?”“I
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not rightI stare at my sister and t
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evacuate now!“Look,” says the o
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Boots snaps her fingers. “Wait, y
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in Stretch’s domain. Howling like
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“Saved me?”“The thing is . .
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“Ahem.” Snickers makes a little
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an interesting lifeAn awful noise c
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heyThe water laps at my mouth, foul
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“We need to get all of you to hig
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I choke back a sob of relief.“Geo
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then, to my surpriseSome fool blurt
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traffic stopWe slog up a slight hil
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Ivan looks at the officers, guns dr
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Man, I love TV. I’d give anything
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I just don’t want to die this way
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cartoonsAnd I ain’t proud of this
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puppy in my mouth.”The car lists,
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I hit bottom again, and this time I
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“No, actually, I don’t know. I
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goneHe can kill me. With a sidelong
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the truthIt hits me then. I’m so
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rescueWhen I hear Julia calling my
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aftermathWe’ve lost ten park resi
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riddle“Uncle Bob!” Ruby calls,
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snickers, againOnce we’re home, I
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“Is this your girlfriend, Uncle B
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Author’s NoteDogs. Aren’t they
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AcknowledgmentsAuthors, like dogs,
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About the AuthorCourtesy Katherine
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About the PublisherAustraliaHarperC
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