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The Mother Kangaroo

Edith Thacher Hurd, Clement Hurd

Library Binding (Little Brown & Co, Aug. 1, 1976)

Describes the dependent relationship of a joey to his mother until he grows old enough to leave her and join a kangaroo mob of his own.

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Sue the Kangaroo

Jeremy Stauber

Paperback (Blackmaven LLC, July 29, 2016)

A brief run through of a day in the life of a little kangaroo. Once your child is fed and ready for bed, lay down their head and read them this story, soon it'll become mandatory. With fascinating illustrations and whimsical rhymes, this cute little story is sure to become a favorite pastime. Available in print, kindle and iBooks.

Sue the Kangaroo

Jeremy Stauber

eBook (Blackmaven, July 28, 2016)

A brief run through of a day in the life of a little kangaroo. Once your child is fed and ready for bed, lay down their head and read them this story, soon it'll become mandatory.With fascinating illustrations and whimsical rhymes, this cute little story is sure to become a favorite pastime.Available in print, kindle and iBooks.

Buster The Kangaroo

Daniela De Luca

Spiral-bound (Thomas Nelson Inc, June 14, 2005)

Take a look into the wild life of Buster the Kangaroo through the unique approach of the Wildlife Buddies series. Each book in the series focuses on an adorable baby animal from its respective continent while teaching an important value, such as obedience or helping others. Side notes to Buster's bouncing story will offer interesting facts about the real life of an Australian kangaroo. Brimming with animal life, this spiral-bound book features acrylic pages that allow children to peek into the kangaroo habitat as the page is turned. Engaging and educational, the Wildlife Buddies series is a must-have for any child's learning library.

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Caro The Kangaroo

Dale Diseko

language (, Jan. 20, 2018)

A book for children between the ages of 2 and 6, where they learn that loving themselves and being proud of who they are is the most important thing. A short story where a mother helps her young one learn that she is perfect just the way she is.

The Kangaroo Caper

David Buford

language (, May 31, 2011)

This book is a visualization of a poem. This takes place at a nearby city park. After being entertained by all the fascinating sights and events at the park, it's time to get a cool drink of water. Who taped me on the shoulder? What a surprise! Now what do I do? If only I can make a little money out of this whole adventure. . . . . . . Being honest pays off.