Book request: Hi all, I'm trying to track down the name of an illustrated book I read when I was a child--I believe I read it about 1994. It was about a girl telling her grandfather about an upcoming trip to the zoo. Lots of puns--for example, I remember she said she was looking forward to seeing the anteater, and he playfully interpreted it as "aunteater"--and lots of funny illustrations about his responses.The other thing I remember very clearly is that he was "Granddad", not "Grandpa". I'm 100% certain of this because my grandfather was Granddad, and it was the first time I'd encountered someone else using the same name.It was a cute book and I'd like to read it again. Thanks for any help you can provide!

Matching book description: Share-a-story books have been devised by Pat Thomson for adults who want to encourage children to read, but have difficulty in finding suitable stories. This story is a comic dialogue for parent and child to read aloud. Ask grandad about a trip to the zoo and he'll tell you what you might find there: big cats in hats, flying carrots, a bear or two in need of a shave, and e Share-a-story books have been devised by Pat Thomson for adults who want to encourage children to read, but have difficulty in finding suitable stories. This story is a comic dialogue for parent and child to read aloud. Ask grandad about a trip to the zoo and he'll tell you what you might find there: big cats in hats, flying carrots, a bear or two in need of a shave, and even a giant aunt-eater! ...more