Conker and the Monkey Trap
by Hannah Peckham
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Pub Date Jan 15 2025 | Archive Date Jan 01 2025
Rosen Publishing Group | Windmill Books
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Description
Grades Pre-K to 3+
Deep in the jungle, a chameleon named Conker finds two animals in need of his help. Though he first wants to run and hide, he remembers what his mom taught him about being kind and helpful to others. Once Conker saves Sanjeet the lost lorikeet from a puddle, the two of them come across a monkey caught in a trap. Conker and his new friend work together to save the day. This sweet rhyming story will teach young readers the value of friendship and helping those in need.
Available Editions
EDITION | Hardcover |
ISBN | 9781538398265 |
PRICE | $28.93 (USD) |
PAGES | 32 |
Links
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Featured Reviews
This is a fun book about a chameleon and his bird friend helping a monkey. The illustrations are colorful. The rhyming is impeccable. My 6yo loved this.
Oh we love Conker the chameleon stories! Book 2 is also a cute and fun loving story in ‘Conker and the monkey trap’ by Hannah Peckham. Her rhyming story catches my kiddos attention right away and throughout the story. The illustration are also beautiful and Stephanie Jayne did a wonderful job!
** Thank you NetGalley, Rosen Publishing Group, and Hannah Peckham for an eARC copy of ‘Conker and the monkey trap’.
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One day, 3 animals found themselves lonely and sad, but suddenly Conker met Sanjeet and become friends. Not far from them, Maud struggles and met the other 2 animals. They helped each others, and the author closed it nicely. This book is well written, with morals to learn from the event of the day. A beautifully illustrated one too.
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