Robert Lopshire

This is a significantly abridged version of the full book "Put Me in the Zoo." It is a board book only focusing on the version of the story discussing colors. The colors are as vibrant as in the full "Put Me in the Zoo," with easy-to-read and follow, print.

Asked to leave the circus because the audiences have seen all his tricks, Spot the dog hopes to show them new tricks by turning different colors and changing the shape of his spots.

An illustrated alphabet game in which the reader must choose which person, animal, or thing belongs with object named in the alphabetical sequence.

Tired of doing tricks in a circus, a large spotted animal decides he wants to be something different such as a mouse, an elephant, or a giraffe.

Step-by-step instructions for making such handicraft items as a huffel hat, flibbers, and limp lamps.

Two lizards try to outdo each other. The loser fails because he tries to turn the colors of a comic strip.

Instructions for building model airplanes, covering the parts of a model, different tools and materials, and flying techniques.

A large, spotted animal discovers he really belongs in a circus, not a zoo.

Easy-to-read text and illustrations describe games, toys, and handicrafts which can be easily made.

One bear demonstrates for another "magic" tricks which are easy to perform.

Text and humorous illustrations survey some of the biggest, smallest, longest, and fastest things in the world.