Jack and Annie travel to the plains of Africa—probably with no time travel apart from returning to their exact moment of departure—where among the lions and giraffes, they solve the third of four riddles on their way to becoming Master Librarians.
—Michael Main
Jack watched as she hopped off the ladder. Then she started to walk through the tall grass, between the zebras and giraffes.

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  1. Lions at Lunchtime by Mary Pope Osborne (Random House, February 1998).
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  2. audio reading.
    Lions at Lunchtime by Mary Pope Osborne, in Magic Treehouse Collection, Books 9–16, Listening Library, October 2003.
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  3. alternative title.
    Lions on the Loose by Mary Pope Osborne (Red Fox, February 2009).
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