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Garfield©
Paws, Inc.
Personalized Children's
Book New personalized story book starring you and your friends! While visiting your local zoo and eating an ice cream snack, Garfield loses his teddy bear, Pooky! You, Nermal, Odie, Jon, Arlene, Liz and your friends help Garfield find Pooky by following suspicious footprints spread around the zoo grounds. But, watch out for the crocodiles, monkeys, elephants, birds, lions, polar bears and other creatures whose home is in the zoo. You solve the mystery and everyone is happy, especially Garfield. Deluxe 9" x 6", washable, hard cover book. |
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| Question: Where do polar bears keep their money? (You'll have to read the story to find out.) |
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Read entire text of story: Return to order form. Personalized text is in RED.Garfield (Complete Story)
Robert Newman and the Search for Pooky May You always love Garfield Mom and Dad Merry Christmas Robert Newman, age 5, was at the zoo near Papillion, NE when he saw Garfield and his friends. Wrenny andRon knew how much Rob loved Garfield. "I lost my teddy bear, Pooky," Garfield sighed. "He was with me when I was eating ice cream, and now he's
gone." "Are you sure you didn't eat him?" asked Nermal. "Quiet, Nermal," snapped Garfield, "or I'll sit on you." "I'll help you find Pooky!", said Rob. Rob pointed to the ground. "Look footprints! Whoever made these may have bearnapped Pooky." Rob and Garfield followed the footprints. "Will we find Pooky here?" Arlene asked. "I hope we don't find a swamp creature instead," said Nermal. "Arf!" Odie barked. He wanted to play ball. "Not now," Garfield said, "I have to look for Pooky." "Arf!" Odie barked again. "Oh, all right," Garfield said and threw the dingleball. Odie smiled and chased after it, running into the
crocodile swamp. "Uh-oh! Watch out for the croc, Odie!" Rob shouted. Garfield heard a loud trumpeting sound. "Elephants!" Rob cheered. A big mama elephant was giving her baby a bath. The elephant sprayed water from her trunk, splashing
Nermal. Luckily, Garfield and Rob ducked just in time and didn't get wet. "Hey Nermal," Garfield said, "how did you like your bath?" "Yuck! This is worse than Odie's drool," whined Nermal. "Hey," said Garfield. "Where is Odie?" "Let's keep following the footprints," Rob suggested. Garfield and Rob walked by the monkeys, who swinging
in the trees and eating bananas. Nermal made a silly face. "I look like a monkey," he said. Grafield teased, "You smell like one, too." A monkey squeezed a banana in each hand. Pop! Pop! The tasty fruit shot into Garfield's open mouth. "Gulp! Gulp!" the fat cat said. "You can't feed the animals, but there's no rule that says they can't feed you!" Suddenly, Odie appeared, carrying the dingleball in his mouth. "We thought the crocodiles got you," Arlene smirked. "Let's look for Pooky in the bird sanctuary," Rob said. Rob walked with Garfield and his friends across a rope bridge. Brightly colored birds flew through the air. One
with a wiggly worm in its beak landed on Garfield's head. "I think the bird wants to share her food," said Rob. "Yuck!" exclaimed Garfield. "I prefer lasagna. All this walking is making me hungry. Let's stop for a quick
snack." "I filled up my tank and I'm ready to roll," said Garfield patting his tummy. "Maybe Pooky is here by the lions," said Rob. "Rwarrr," Nermal let out a little roar. "RWARRR!" A lion let out a big roar. Rob wished Wrenny and Ron were there to hear how loud the lion's roar was. "BURRRRP!" Garfield let out an even bigger belch. "Garfield, it looks like you're king of the jungle today." said Rob. "Maybe Pooky is with the polar bears," said Rob. "Let's check it out." Garfield and his friends watched the bears swim and splash in the pool. Garfield's veterinarian, Liz, was there
too. "Polar bears live in the Arctic and eat fish," Liz said. "Fish?" Garfield said. "I prefer snow cones." "I know where polar bears keep their money," Nerman said. "Where?" Rob asked. "In snow banks." Nermal said with a smile. "Let's split up," said Rob. "We'll meet back at the big fountain. Arlene and Nermal can look in the kangaroo
habitat, and we'll look in the Spider and Snake House." "The what?" Garfield said worriedly. Just then a snake slithered down a branch and hissed, while a big hairy
spider jumped down from the tree.
Garfield ran as fast as his chubby legs would go. "I hate spiders and snakes even more than I hate Mondays!" BONK! A big green ball bounced off Garfield's head. "Where did that come from?" the fat cat asked. A group of seals clapped their fins and barked happily. "They want to play," Rob said. "Let the games begin," Garfield declared. Rob tossed the ball to Odie. The dog smacked the ball with his big red tongue and sent it flying back to the
seals. Garfield, Rob and Odie met up with Nermal and Arlene at the big fountain. "Look!" Rob exclaimed. "It's Pooky!" Garfield and Odie's owner, Jon, handled the teddy bear to Garfield. "Where did you find Pooky?" Rob asked. "I didn't find him, said Jon. "I guess I bearnapped him. Garfield dripped ice cream on Pooky and I took him to
the fountain to wash him off." "Thanks for helping me find my bear," Garfield said to Rob. "You're a good friend. I hope you can come back
and visit us again soon." "That would be great! I can't wait to tell Wrenny and Ron about our adventure." replied Rob. "But next time," Garfield added with a smile, "No spiders or snakes!" Robert Newman Enjoy this book. A special gift from Mom and Dad Return to order form.
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