This is a really fun book! Especially for young children who like monkeys
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This is a really fun book! Especially for young children who like monkeys! I loved this book when I was little and I bought it for all my nieces and they love it too!
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My 4 year old daughter is obsessed with monkeys and recently fell in love with sock monkeys!  She absolutely loves this story!  It is a poetic story with rhymes for little ones to enjoy but also packed with a wonderful message of how we are all different and imperfect in our own way yet still loved.  This message can touch children of all ages!
The illustrations are adorable!
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I really enjoyed the ap and the hard cover version of A Troop is a Group of Monkeys.  My kids want to read it over and over again and we're all learning while we read.  The rhyme and meter is perfect and the illustrations are lovely.  FANTASTIC read!
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I purchased this book for my nephew, it's really fun to read aloud and he likes to look at it on his own. The characters are super-cute and bright. We prefer to purchase books with diverse characters (who look like my nephew and his friends), so this book is a big success.  Looking forward to buying him more from this illustrator and author.
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This book is really cute. I have many toy/stuffed lemurs at home, so I thought I would try this book.

The images in the book look like they were painted with some kind of paint medium. This makes the images stand out. The lemurs in the book are illustrated to closely resemble what lemurs really look like. I liked this book because of the way the lemurs look like lemurs and the illustrations are fun.

At the end of the story, the boy was trying so hard to lose the lemurs that he got lost. However, the lemurs remembered the way and helped him get back home.

I think that this story shows that you shouldn't just make decisions based on the way things/people seem or seem to look......Figure out who the person is or what the situation really is about.
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This book is amazing and I love that it's interactive and gets the kids involved!  My 22 month daughter AND 3.5 year old son love to lift the flaps to reveal the animal.  It's a very simple book, great for infants, toddlers and even preschoolers.  It will teach them their zoo animals and lots of adjectives.  Each animal is "returned" to the zoo because of a certain personality trait.  For example, the lion is "too fierce" and the snake is "too scary".  This also opens doors for talking to your preschooler about different feelings.  It also teaches them which animals might not make the best pets! LOL.  Love this book and definitely recommend it for any young child!
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My toddler (3 years old) loves this story book. The images are bright and captivating, and the story line with repeatable phrases with the peddler shouting, then shaking his fists, then stomping, is very replicable by my toddler. (She yells, shakes her fists, and stomps along with him). And monkeys! How can you go wrong with monkeys!~
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This product is aimed at toddlers, but my older kindergarten aged child loves it too. This book is different from some fingerplay books I 've seen in that you can use from 1 to 4 fingers in different positions (some for the ladybug's legs on the cover, we particularly love the quacking duck on the last page, made with thumb and forefinger). Colorful and simple illustrations for young children. Wish it was easier to get a new copy! The circus book is good as well.
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Loved this book.  My grandchildren got quite a kick out of Silly Milly.  The text is fun and snappy and the illustrations are very colorful and fun. I would recommend this book for early readers or to just to read together.
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Pop Up books are the perfect books to read to your small children. Kids love being read to and Pop Up Books give them something amazing to look at besides pictures.  They will love seeing the characters jump off the book. In Monkey On The Moon a bunch of animals blast into space. Piglet, Mouse, Croc, Panda, Monkey and apparently a dog all experience what it is like in outer space.  They float, spin, meet aliens, explore and dance. It is a fun read out loud book and kids and parents will love the whimsical animals.

You can see more of the book on my You Tube Channel [...]

Disclaimer: I received a complimentary product for my honest opinion. My reviews are 100% honest and true based on my personal opinion not on a companys description or request. No monetary compensation was offered or received.
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From Head to Toe is a fun-filled interactive book that encourages kids to stomp, bend and move like familiar animal friends. The pictures are simple and colorful, and ones kids will enjoy.

I have used this book in library story times, and the kids have loved it. The result is a lot of giggles, wiggles, and a resounding, "I can do it!"

This is a great book for teaching kids to follow instructions, move their bodies, and develop confidence. Recommended for kids ages 2-6. - Sherry Ellis, author of&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Don-t-Feed-the-Elephant/dp/1974426645/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Don't Feed the Elephant!</a>
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This kids animal book is a really cute book to read with your toddler! It's especially fun with a room full of kids who are guessing the animals at the same time. We had a lot of fun reading it together. I read it in the Kindle Cloud Reader on the PC so we had it up on the big screen so everyone could see it at the same time. At first you will see a shadow shape of an animal, a black solid shape of the outline of an animal and it will say "What animal is this?" and then it gives you some hints as to what that animal is. Like it will say "Is it a dog? Is is a bird?" etc. The fun part is when the kids are all telling you what they think it is. After the guesses as to what animal the shadow is, you turn the page and there is a photograph of the animal. The shapes on the first page are not the exact animal you get a photograph of because they make the shapes easier for kids to realize and guess  than the detailed photograph. But you will see a big picture of the animal that you just guessed in full color. And then after you see the picture, you will get three fun facts about that animal which I appreciated. They are actually learning as they are reading and guessing. We enjoyed this book and I would recommend it to others.
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Another great book from Baby Professor. We love reading non fiction. My kids are more interested in learning about real life, and would rather read books about animals, weather, space and our world than a fairy tale. Monkey Kingdom discusses Gorillas, Orangutans, snow monkeys and others in the Monkey species. it talks about where they are found in the world, what they eat, and interesting facts about each species.  My kids liked the photographs. My 1st grader was able to read through most of the book on his own. This gave us more information on many of the monkeys we see at our zoo. This is a quick read and will come in handy for our many summer visits to the zoo. I received this book at a discount in exchange for my honest review
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This is our 13-month old's favorite book.  It's the only book he shows a clear preference for, and even has a few favorite pages in the book.  One of the things that makes it such a great book is that there are so many neat little details hidden in each page that gives the adult an opportunity to point out to the child, ask questions, etc.  For example, the color of keys match the cage, the zookeeper has a name tag - what's his name?, the balloon is hidden in each page, who ate the banana on the last page, who's in the pictures on the zookeeper's wall, etc.  It's fun to make up little stories to explain things since the "story" isn't explicitly spelled out, you can name the animals and ask your child for the names of the animals, etc.  A superb children's book!
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This is one of favorite story time books that I enjoyed as a child. The monkeys are bright and colorful and you can easily begin to sing along as you read this aloud to your kids. I was excited when I saw this a freebie and quickly snatched it up. If you have a younger child this is a great book to help introduce counting and subtracting.
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My almost six-year-old enjoyed reading the bold sound words (thump, bump, and even orangutangle) in this rhyming book about two orangutans who get tangled and sticky after attempting to gather mangoes to eat.  More jungle animals join in and pretty soon they are rolling away from a tiger, but the danger doesn't stop there.

This book has lots of unique adjectives and adverbs to delight and educate children of all ages (even my 17-month-old kept saying and signing "monkey."  We'll forgive her for not knowing they're apes).  She enjoyed looking at the pictures and pointing out the mangos to me as I type this.  That said, your tongue may occasionally get organutangled from the rarely-said rhyming words.

It is a fun read for the whole family, but why publishers waste money on cover slips for children's books is beyond me.  It seems an unnecessary add-on, but it makes for an attractive presentation overall.  My daughter had this to say about the book: "The pictures are neat and the illustrator stayed inside the lines.  Well, the pictures are very beautiful, and gorgeous, and adorable."
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My son loves this monkey book.  He made me read it twice.  The story is fun and the illustrations are excellent.