A remarkable collaboration – that brings together giants of the picture book world – to create a funny, anarchic and utterly delightful picture book. A classic of the future.
Hilda Snibbs had three little monkeys. Their names were Tim and Sam and Lulu. They were very lively
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- Kids Fiction
- Three Little Monkeys
Three Little Monkeys
Author(s)
Publisher
Genre(s)
Age Range
4+
Release Date
October 05, 2016
ISBN
0008164479
Editor reviews
1 reviews
Great illustrations
Overall rating
4.0
Plot/Characters/Writing Style
3.0
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
5.0
A great looking story.
Three little monkeys are left alone when the lady of the house leaves each day. They get up to mischief each time and when she comes home, a new room in the house is trashed. But she continues to love them despite her irritations.
This one was a bit of a miss for me. The images are fantastic and it looks like a fun and comical story. It does start that way. But the repetitions soon get tired and it doesn't seem to know when to stop. It's not a short children's book and by the end, you're a little exhausted and a tad bored.
Final Verdict: A fun story with enough brightness and monkey business to keep a young reader's attention.
Three little monkeys are left alone when the lady of the house leaves each day. They get up to mischief each time and when she comes home, a new room in the house is trashed. But she continues to love them despite her irritations.
This one was a bit of a miss for me. The images are fantastic and it looks like a fun and comical story. It does start that way. But the repetitions soon get tired and it doesn't seem to know when to stop. It's not a short children's book and by the end, you're a little exhausted and a tad bored.
Final Verdict: A fun story with enough brightness and monkey business to keep a young reader's attention.
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