We Are Family!

A magic melody and unforgettable lyrics can instantly transform and transport us, if only for a moment. Now two of the most beloved contemporary songs, "Thank You for Being a Friend" and "We Are Family," join with oh-so-memorable animal close-ups to capture this magic in an even more palpable form.

Thank You for Being a Friend and We Are Family, presented as gift book-audio CD packages by PQ Publishers, feature wonderful animal images by some of the world's most renowned nature photographers, including Steve Bloom. The two universal themes-family and friends-couldn't be conveyed and honored more effectively than they are in these heartwarming presentations.

Each package includes a top quality audio CD featuring the original song recording by the original musical artist. Andrew Gold delivers his familiar rendition of "Thank You for Being a Friend," was also known as the theme song from the hit sitcom, The Golden Girls. And Sister Sledge's lively vocals are unmistakable in the feel-good anthem, "We Are Family." Both artists evoke exactly the right sentiments when paired with Steve Bloom's almost human photos of bears, penguins, monkeys, and other wild animals at their playful best.

Thank You for Being a Friend and We Are Family, presented as gift book-audio CD packages by PQ Publishers, feature wonderful animal images of some of the world's most-renowned nature photographers, including Steve Bloom. The two universal themes-family and friends-couldn't be conveyed and honored more effectively than they are in these heartwarming presentations.Each package includes a top-quality audio CD featuring the original song recording by the original musical artist. Andrew Gold delivers his familiar rendition of the theme song from the hit sitcom The Golden Girls, "Thank You for Being a Friend." And Sister Sledge's lively vocals are unmistakable in the feel-good anthem "We Are Family." Both artists evoke exactly the right sentiments when paired with Steve Bloom Images' almost-human photos of bears, penguins, monkeys, and other wild animals at their playful best.

Like much of the wildlife he photographs, Steve Bloom is a rare species. Born in South Africa, Steve moved to England in 1977 where he established a photographic effects company. During the '90s, he swapped his career for the precarious life of freelance wildlife photographer. Steve has won numerous awards for his work, and his first book, In Praise of Primates, has been published in 10 languages. Steve Bloom Images was established to offer clients high-quality wildlife photography. His company now represents other wildlife photographers whose images are widely published throughout the world on calendars, posters, fine-art prints, and in advertising. To see more of his incredible photography visit his Web site at www.stevebloom.com.