Zelda's Zombie Zoo - Reed, Gary
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Welcome to an unusual zoo...a Zombie Zoo! Join caretaker, Zelda and her pet cat, Meow, as they take you on a tour of the zoo and provide unique information about all your favorite animals, even though they have been zombified! Geared for a young reader, each animal is drawn by a different artist and Zelda provides some fascinating facts about each as well as some of the daily activities she has to do as caretaker. The full color drawings are created by 30 guest artists.

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Welcome to an unusual zoo...a Zombie Zoo! Join caretaker, Zelda and her pet cat, Meow, as they take you on a tour of the zoo and provide unique information about all your favorite animals, even though they have been zombified! Geared for a young reader, each animal is drawn by a different artist and Zelda provides some fascinating facts about each as well as some of the daily activities she has to do as caretaker. The full color drawings are created by 30 guest artists.
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Gary Reed is author of two novels, A Fatal Cell Phone Video (2016) and The Blockbuster Drug (2015). Before becoming a novelist, Mr. Reed was a practicing attorney. Most recently, he served as Associate General Counsel for Humana Inc. in Louisville, Kentucky. In that role, he managed the team that handled the company's internal investigations and litigation nationally. Before that, he created the legal department for ChoiceCare Health Plans, Inc. in Cincinnati. He began his career with a large law firm in Cincinnati, where he handled product liability and insurance coverage litigation in courts around the country. As an attorney, he made numerous presentations and published professional articles. Mr. Reed did his undergraduate work at Xavier University in Cincinnati. He obtained his law degree from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. He currently lives in Northern Kentucky.