Zooey and Flip are two young penguins on a mission. With Christmas right around the corner, they set out to fulfill their colony’s fish quota, making sure each and every penguin has a holiday feast that fills their bellies and warms their wings. But, there’s one problem – Zooey and Flip can’t catch any fish. Hatching a plan to plant a community garden of shared ice vegetables, Zooey believes she has the answer to Penguin Land’s fish shortage. So pull on your snow shoes and come visit Penguinland, where fun and adventure forever grow.
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