
Monkeys on the Mountain
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Format
Paperback
Pages
160
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1997
Publisher
Hodder Children's Books
ISBN-10
0340687207
ISBN-13
9780340687208
Description
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of a picturesque mountain range, a group of curious and adventurous monkeys leads readers into their vibrant world. The story intertwines the playful antics and daily struggles of these charismatic primates, showcasing their unique personalities and social dynamics. As they swing through trees, communicate in their own distinctive way, and navigate the challenges of their environment, a sense of camaraderie and resilience emerges among them.
The narrative emphasizes not just the liveliness of the monkeys, but also the environmental themes concerning their habitat. Readers witness the effects of human encroachment and climate change on their mountain home, prompting a deeper reflection on nature conservation and the interconnectedness of all life forms.
Through humor and heartwarming moments, the story captivates young readers and encourages them to develop a love for wildlife. It's a journey filled with excitement, exploration, and important life lessons that resonate well beyond the mountain itself.
The narrative emphasizes not just the liveliness of the monkeys, but also the environmental themes concerning their habitat. Readers witness the effects of human encroachment and climate change on their mountain home, prompting a deeper reflection on nature conservation and the interconnectedness of all life forms.
Through humor and heartwarming moments, the story captivates young readers and encourages them to develop a love for wildlife. It's a journey filled with excitement, exploration, and important life lessons that resonate well beyond the mountain itself.
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