This is one book from three bags of children's books donated by my friend from New Boston, New Hampshire, to the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720). Thank you so much for your generosity.

Note: This book was a discard from the book collection at Whipple Free Library.

My four-year-old grandson wants me to save this book for him so I will do that.

There are too many books in my four-year-old grandson's book pile. This book will be traveling as part of "Savta's Culling". :D

I'm again saving this book to share with my four-year-old grandson. I think he'd like it. After all, he drove a ferry (under the captain's supervision, of course) on the way back to the mainland from Shackleford Island, North Carolina, this summer. He also did a bit of metal detecting with his daddy and his uncle G___. :)

Enjoy the book!

I selected this book from the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) to travel elsewhere...

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Enjoy the book!

ETA: (8/21/18 at 3:16pm) I wasn't miffed. I was highly amused! I knew you were going to select this book! :D

I was about 5 minutes behind SqueakyChu in visiting this LFL. She was a bit miffed when I selected this book, even though she knew I was looking for animal books for next month's themed release. But the LFL was lovely and the whole day was a nice outing.

This book is one of many animal-themed books being released at the zoo for you to find and enjoy.

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