Books in Madagascar series

From DreamWorks, the studio behind the megahit SHREK 2, a movie that proves that it's a jungle out there!What happens when four New York zoo animals-a lion who's used to being the center of attention, a zebra who wants to live in the wild, a giraffe who's a hypochondriac, and a hippo who's got attitude to spare-are taken from the safety of their city homes, loaded on to a boat headed for Africa to be returned to the wild, and then shipwrecked on the island of Madagascar? It's a wild adventure! Featuring the voices of Ben Stiller (Alex the Lion), Chris Rock (Marty the Zebra), David Schwimmer (Melman the Giraffe) and Jada Pinkett Smith (Gloria the Hippo).

It's a jungle out there!From DreamWorks, the studio behind the megahit movie SHREK 2, comes the story of four New York zoo animals unexpectedly shipped to Africa and shipwrecked on the island of Madagascar. There they must learn to fend for themselves finding food and water and shelter while learning to get along with the locals--a pack of lemurs. Can the Zoosters resist their wilder impulses and pull together to survive?Includes an eye-popping embossed cover with foil!

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