Madagascar Escape 2 Africa

Still stranded in Madagascar, Alex, Melman, Marty, and Gloria decide to leave the island for home. Instead, they end up in the wilderness of Africa! When Alex meets his family, he must prove he has what it takes to be Alpha Lion. But does the crowd-pleaser have a dangerous side? Join Alex and the rest of the New York Zoo animals as they figure out what it takes to survive in the savanna.

Track down Alex, Marty, Gloria, Melman and those crazy penguins as they set out from Madagascar to home, but end up in the African plains where they have the time of their lives!

"When Alex and his friends try to fly back to New York on an airplane built by penguins, a crash landing in Africa turns into one wild homecoming!"--Cover back

After leaving the island of Madagascar to travel back to the New York Zoo, Alex, Marty, Melman, and Gloria can't believe it when they end up in the middle of the African wilderness! Just when they think their luck has gone down the tubes, Alex is reunited with his family. Meet them all in this fun-filled book!

Join your favourite zoosters in this beautifully illustrated movie storybook, especially for younger fans of the hit movie, Madagascar: Escape to Africa.

Alex the lion is a zoo animal and performer, while his father Zuba is the power king of the jungle, but despite their difference the two must work together to solve a problem that threatens all of the animals.

Help the zoosters on their adventure in this fun sticker activity book.

Four New York City zoo animals - a lion who's used to being the centre of attention, a zebra who wants to live in the wild, a giraffe who's a hypochondriac, and a hippo who's got attitude to spare - are taken from the comfort of their homes and loaded on to a boar headed for Africa. Destination: the wild But instead they end up shipwrecked on the island of Madagascar, surrounded by the locals. Can the four survive in the wild without going crazy?

Skipper checks the doors. Kowalski checks the engine. It's time to sit back, relax, and hit the skies! Who says that penguins can't fly?

Extensive reading is essential for improving fluency and there is a real need in the ELT classroom for contemporary, low-level reading material for younger learners. The Madagascar films are popular with children around the world for their humorous, lovable characters and original storylines. Madagascar 2: Return to Africa