Now in it’s sixth year, this international best-seller is back for 2020 with even more gorgeous, glossy images of smiling sloths. Pairing irresistible, brightly colored photographs with fascinating sloth facts, every month is a tribute to the mindful, mellow joys of living sloth-fully.

A mini companion to the main sloths calendar. This adorably compact (7″ x 7″), hang-anywhere calendar is filled with 12 gorgeous photos of smiling sloths, amazing sloth facts and is the perfect year-round reminder for us humans to chill out and enjoy life, too!

Combining Lucy’s adorable sloth photography with facts about the strange lives of the world’s slowest mammal and words of wisdom about slowing down, Life in the Sloth Lane is a mindfulness book like no other. Gorgeous images of sloths paired with inspiration on the joy of living slow from a medley of gurus from Thich Naht Hahn to Bob Marley and Paulo Coehlo.

“The bar on animal cuteness gift books has now been raised to the highest treetops. This is the book everyone needs – we could all be bettered by being a bit more like a sloth” The Wandering Bookseller

Published in the UK as ‘The Power of Sloth’, this New York Times best-seller combines Lucy’s adorable sloth photos with the story of a sanctuary in Costa Rica that specialises in rescuing sloths. This celebration of the world’s laziest animal, written for children (ages 5+) won the Keystone State Reading Book Award 2015. A percentage of proceeds are donated to sloth conservation.

“Cooke writes with a firm sense of authority and a loving irreverence that lifts these pages far above most real-life animal books and should make the inevitable umpteenth readaloud easy to bear” Publishers Weekly

This “sure-fire summer winner” (New York Times) is an uproarious tour of our biggest myths, mistakes and misconceptions about animals from Aristotle to Disney. As Nature’s most maligned creature, saddled with a name that speaks of sin and damned for its lazy lifestyle, the sloth gets a whole chapter. Discover how the early explorers thought the sloth was ‘the stupidest animal on the planet’ and why they were so very wrong. Published in the UK under the title The Unexpected Truth About Animals & shortlisted for the Royal Society Prize for science, it’s currently being translated into 18 languages.

“Endlessly fascinating” Bill Bryson

Say it with sloths! There was no sloth emoji so the Sloth Appreciation Society decided to make our very own iOS sloth stickers for you to add to your SMS messages. All proceeds are donated to the ZSL EDGE of existence campaign to save the critically endangered pygmy sloth.