Chronicles of Zoo: Book One In a land where animals are linked together with humans at their fifteenth birthday, Craig just kinda exists. He lives with the Pack, a small tribe of humans in the north. Everyone in the Pack is expected to summon a wolf on their fifteenth birthday. Only when Craig turns fifteen things don't go as planned and now he's being watched by the Queen of Zoo herself. If that wasn't enough he's pulled away from his home just as Craig's best friend Felix goes missing after becoming very ill. Craig decides he's going to find him and bring him home safe, but other people insist on being difficult and coming along. With his newfound friends, both human and animal alike, they'll stop at nothing tracking down Felix.

Deep in the tropical forests of South America, lives over 2,000 species of animals, that live in the trees, on the ground, or in the rivers. Over 427 mammals, 378 reptiles, 400 amphibians, and over 1,300 species of bird. Several of these species are endangered, and can only be found in the forest they were born in. Then there is over 80,000 plant species, and 3,000 different fruits that are edible in the forest. There's more than 2.5 million insects that live there as well! But enough about that. Let's zoom into the big picture and look at the tiny details. Specifically, four friends who live in the same patch of secluded forest, trying hard to make their way in the world. Canopy, a blue and green peacock with an enormous fan-like tail, just like all male peacocks his age who has a need to clean and tidy up the place wherever he goes. Singer, a simple swallowtail that flew away from his home in North America to find someplace new, escaping his cage life and his owner, trying hard to adjust to "survival." Durian, a friendly toucan with a big beak and a big attitude, who likes to make a lot of jokes. And Clay, a scarlet macaw who is the only one of his species who refuses to mate for life. These best friends will face many challenges over the years, but can they make it? This book is to create awareness for the extreme deforestation of the rainforests and the endangerment of hundreds of animals that can only be found in these rainforests. I have loved the rainforest since I was a child, and I want to give something back to it in thanks for inspiring me to pursue animal medicine practices. I'm going to help save it.

Mitthu discovers his purpose in life. This story reveals the bitter truth of uncertainty. Life throws a big challenge at him. Read to find out his fate in part two.

Birds are some of the most diverse creatures to ever live. They are very intelligent, too, some even using tools and speaking small snippets of human words. Some can see a greater range of colors than we can, and outsmart us in some facets of object-permanence. In The Aviary, though, some birds have more powers than just that. There are fire pheasants, birds with bright plumage that can shoot fire from their beaks. There are speaking grey cockatoos, able to quickly and efficiently learn languages. There are fanged vultures, people-sized creatures that can crush bones in their jaws. But most mysteriously there are the witching birds, unlike anything anyone has ever hoped to see...

Hero pretty much has this whole life thing figured out. Ever since he was a kit, he has had the astounding ability to find any object, item, or creature that he sets his mind to. He spends his days sleeping on the sunlit window of his two-leg partner's workshop, and his nights out prowling the city on the hunt for danger. But when he meets with an unfortunate circumstance and finds himself among the cats of one of legendary wild Clans, it's not a matter of whether he's ready for an adventure, but a matter of whether adventure's ready for him. [Cover by @FrostFireWarriorCat]