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Welcome to the wildest problem a zoo has ever faced! In Overcrowded at the Zoo, a sudden surge of new animal residents throws the once-peaceful zoo into disarray. Enclosures overflow, tempers flare, and routines collapse-until a brave band of animals bands together to fix the chaos themselves. Join this colorful cast of characters as they turn confusion into collaboration in this heartwarming tale of teamwork, empathy, and creative problem-solving. Perfect for young readers who love animal adventures, Overcrowded at the Zoo is a delightful reminder that even the most unlikely group can come together to make things better-for everyone. Fun, funny, and full of heart-this is one zoo story you'll never forget!

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Paul Smith is a Canadian author, advocate, and storyteller whose writing explores resilience, connection, and the quiet magic of unexpected perspectives. A former registered nurse who worked in high-stakes ICU environments, Paul acquired PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) - an experience that reshaped his life and ultimately led to an early retirement. Writing became his sanctuary, a way to process trauma and rediscover hope. Overcrowded at the Zoo marks his third collection of standalone short stories featuring anthropomorphic animals, collectively referred to as The Zoo, blending wry humor, emotional depth, and a touch of the surreal to examine themes of identity, community, and the complexities of coexistence. When he isn't crafting tales of talking critters, Paul lives in Canada with his Yorkshire Terrier, Lily, who (unlike his fictional characters) stubbornly refuses to engage in philosophical debates-though she excels at demanding treats. A proud left-hander, he believes storytelling is both an act of healing and an invitation to see the world anew.

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