And Tango Makes Three
by Peter Parnell, Justin Richardson
In the Central Park Zoo, two devoted male penguins discover an egg and take on the role of parents, hatching and raising their chick Tango. This true story beautifully illustrates the joys of family and the power of love, showing that every family is special.
About This Book
And Tango Makes Three is a children's book written by Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson. It tells the story of two penguins named Roy and Silo who form a bond and care for an egg that hatches into a baby penguin named Tango.
The book is based on real events observed at the Central Park Zoo in New York. It highlights themes of family, partnership, and acceptance in a simple, engaging way suitable for young readers.
Through charming illustrations and a gentle narrative, the story introduces children to the idea that families come in different shapes and sizes. It has become a beloved tale for promoting diversity and understanding.
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