Five Cheeky Monkeys
May 26, 2018
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Author
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Susie Brooks
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Illustrations
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Debbie Tarbett
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Publishing house
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Marks and Spencer
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Price
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No data
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Type
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Sound book, counting book
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Age
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Five
cheeky monkeys are playing on lianas . At some point, one disconnects from the
rest, which flies further. And the monkeys disappear one by one until there is
one. One is sad, lonely and hungry. She doesn’t know where her group is, that's
why she flies on a banana. On the spot, it turns out that all monkeys are
already there.
The
graphics are fun. Pastel color. Thanks to this, the jungle looks fabulous. The cut
page has a nice effect, it helps in counting. Big, colorful numbers are also
helpful. On the last page there is a loudspeaker button that activates the
"Chitter!". The sound is noisy but quiet, so it isn’t disruptive.
Zo
hasn’t understend this book, but every time when she takes it to her hands, she
sings polish song: "five little monkeys doing hop." Despite the lack
of interest she managed to delaminate the last page with a loudspeaker (I
suspect it was an attempt to dismantle it).
I
like it and the graphics and cut-out and sounds. The plot isn’t bad either.
However, I regret that the book has a non-replaceable battery. The publisher
declares that the oryginal will be enough for 1000 injections. You decide for
yourself whether it is much or little for such small hands.
1 komentarze
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