The Lion King : Six New Adventure 

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Ahadi, the Lion King, loved both his sons, Mufasa and Scar. Mufasa was older and would someday be king, so Ahadi spent hours with him, teaching Mufasa what he would need to know. As time went on, Scar grew jealous of Mufasa. Then Ahadi broke a promise to Scar. Angry and vengeful, Scar made his own promise: One day he would rule the Pride Lands.

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Nala has always been brave, even when she was a cub. But she wasn’t always smart. When her friends dare her to speak to a scruffy, strange lion prowling the Pride Lands, she says, “Sure!” But then she has second thoughts and has to summon up the courage to make good on her promise. Will the stranger welcome Nala—or attack her?

Brooks & Rachelle Campbell, Laureen Burger, Denise Shimabukuro

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Where’s my family tree?” wonders Kopa and wanders off to look for it. Instead of finding his family tree, he finds himself up a tree, prisoner of a flock of hungry, cub-napping vultures. They want to ransom Kopa for a beak-watering menu of the tastiest animals in the Pride Lands. But Kopa also finds some new pals, the Buzzard Boys. Can he get this trio with the slammin’est sound around to save him.

Laureen Burger, Denise Shimabukuro, Brooks & Rachelle Campbell

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Timon, Pumbaa, and Simba are best friends. Nothing can come between them — except Joka, the python. Hungrily eyeing Timon, Joka decides the only way to get the meerkat on his own is to plant the seeds of jealousy among the friends so that Pumbaa and Simba will leave Timon unprotected. Joka’s clever plan works. His friends gone, Timon stands alone. Will he end up in Joka’s clutches?

Being the Lion King is not easy. It seems that all Simba does is work. When word comes that Grass Walls, Rafiki’s homeland, is in trouble, Rafiki wastes no time in hurrying there. Simba is too busy to help, and it looks as if Rafiki will have to tackle the problems of Grass Walls on his own. Where’s the Lion King now that Rafiki needs him?

Laureen Burger, Raymond Zibach, Denise Shimabukuro, David Pacheco

Zazu the hornbill is a tattletale! A gang of young animals on the Pride Lands thinks Zazu should keep his long beak out of their business, so they dream up a game called get-Zazu. It works so well, that even Mufasa, Zazu’s boss, starts to wonder if Zazu is right for the job of steward to the Lion King. Yoicks! What a predicament!

Laureen Burger, Denise Shimabukuro, David Pacheco, Brooks & Rachelle Campbell

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