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Original Sloths Mini Wall Calendar 2025

Celebrate Life in the Slow Lane

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By Lucy Cooke

By Workman Calendars

Formats and Prices

On Sale
Aug 6, 2024
Page Count
28 pages
Publisher
Workman Publishing Company
ISBN-13
9781523525478

Price

$9.99

Price

$12.99 CAD

Format

Calendar

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Calendar $9.99 $12.99 CAD

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Take it nice and easy with 12 months of relaxing sloths in an adorable mini format.
  • CANDID CUTENESS: Sloths captured in all their chill charm, hanging in trees, lounging in hammocks and baskets, and cozying up in snuggly little piles. Plus sloth stories and fun facts!
  • EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHER: From British filmmaker and sloth expert Lucy Cooke, the founder of the Sloth Appreciation Society.
  • GREAT GIFT: This mini calendar is great for the sloth lover in your life or anyone who might need a reminder to take it slow throughout the year. The 7” x 7” mini size is perfect for cubicles, lockers, and other small spaces!
  • NOW PLASTIC-FREE!: For 2025, Workman Calendars are completely plastic-free. All wall calendars are now printed with an extended paper flap closed with a fully recyclable seal – no more shrink wrap!

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Lucy Cooke

About the Author

British filmmaker and zoologist Lucy Cooke has been called “the Steven Spielberg of sloth filmmaking” (The Atlantic). She is the woman behind Animal Planet’s Too Cute! Baby Sloths, the author of New York Times bestseller A Little Book of Sloth, and the founder of the Sloth Appreciation Society. Find her on the web at slothville.com.

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Workman Calendars

About the Author

Nick Pachelli, an award-winning journalist, photographer, and producer, was raised on hot, cracked tennis courts in New Mexico. He played the junior circuit and was among the top-ranked singles and doubles players in the Southwest before stopping short of a college tennis career. He eventually returned to tennis competition and plays adult tournaments and leagues domestically and abroad. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Esquire, Vogue, the Guardian, and ESPN, among other outlets. Find him on Instagram at @nickpachells.

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