ANIMALS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS (You'll tell us what kind of animal each one is
Ferdinand, who likes to sit & smell the flowers
Bull
Chuck E. Cheese
a Mouse
Also called... a Victorian collar... this lace band... was in fashion in the 1890s... &... it's... tight
a choker
Proverbially, "It's a marathon, not a" this
sprint
Some like them hard, but I really enjoy a Bavarian-style one of these twisty, chewy items with sweet mustard
a soft pretzel
Based on a TV show here & abroad:
Peppa
Pig
Qantas--a koala was in the commercials but this in the logo
a kangaroo
The '90s had it all--scrunchies, grunge, flannel, & seen here, this dress named for another garment

a slip dress
My secret is out! Selling homemade doilies to make some extra cash is my "side" this
hustle
The name of this hard-to-chew candy literally says it could fracture your mandible
a jawbreaker
Stellaluna, who becomes separated from her mother
a bat
Vlasic pickles
a stork
French perfume creator Ernest Beaux helped launch this game changer in 1921, a complex blend of florals
Chanel No. 5
You can shoot one out of a blowgun or toss one in a pub
dart
The first name of this chewy-center candied lolly is something you shouldn't call mom; the second name is OK for dad
a Tootsie Pop
In an E.B. White novel, Louis, who "came into the world, lacking a voice"
a trumpeter swan
Jägermeister
This ankle wear was big with young female Sinatra fans in the 1940s
bobby socks
It's a word for a lightning stroke or a fastening aid
a bolt
They're not always orange; some of the more interesting varieties of this taproot include purple dragon & solar yellow
carrots
Inspiring a recent movie, "The One and Only Ivan"
a gorilla
Kellogg's Honey Smacks--Dig'Em is his name
a frog
The trendy Telfar bag was inspired by the shopping bag of this venerable department store at 3rd Avenue & 59th Street
Bloomingdale's
Word preceding a maddening "hour", or the band that did "Tom Sawyer"
rush
Adding an "A" to the middle of a California coastal city gives you this chewy confection
caramel