Manky Monkey by Jeanne Willis

Manky Monkey by Jeanne Willis

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In this picture book take on evolutionary theory, a monkey realizes that his tastes are different from his relatives, the apes, so he wanders off to find a new way of life. He discovers he can walk upright and takes up residence in a cave. He is lonely at first but soon a lady companion arrives.

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Manky Monkey by Jeanne Willis

A monkey realises that his tastes are very different from his relatives, the apes, so he wanders off to find a new way of life. He discovers he can walk upright, gives himself a (very) close shave, and takes up residence in a cave. He is lonely on his own but he amuses himself inventing things like words and wheels and by putting up a shelf, until a companion lady ape comes by. This hilarious take on the evolution theory told in the usual effortlessly energetic combination of verse and pictures we have come to expect from this classic picture book partnership!
A monkey realises that his tastes are very different from his relatives the apes, so he wanders off to find a new way of life; he discovers he can walk upright, gives himself a (very) close shave, and takes up residence in a caveAnd then he starts to invent things. This hilarious take on the evolution story is told in an effortless combination of verse and pictures.
Jeanne Willis has worked as an advertising copywriter as well as writing many acclaimed children's books, and writing for television and video companies. She has two young children. Tony Ross is one of Britain's most prolific and highly acclaimed children's book creators. His books are published all over the world.
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ISBN 13 9781842700518
ISBN 10 1842700510
Title Manky Monkey
Author Jeanne Willis
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Andersen Press Ltd
Year published 2002-05-30
Number of pages 32
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.