A hilarious jungle farce combining a take on the age-old hot potato theme and a case of mistaken identity
One day, a small, round, hairy thing fell from a tree . . . and landed right in front of Elephant. "What's this?" Elephant rumbled, picking it up with his trunk. He hoped it was a tasty treat, but he was disappointed. "A coconut? I hate coconuts!"
A case of mistaken identity is sweeping the jungle. Can Mama Monkey catch up with the mysterious flying fruit? And why is she so attached to it anyway? Bright, vivacious artwork brings this jungle romp to life with humor and a touch of pantomime; children will enjoy pointing out the monkey on each page. Fans of The Mole Who Knew it Was None of His Business will enjoy a similar fast-paced storyline and rib-tickling resolution.
Genre: Children's Fiction
One day, a small, round, hairy thing fell from a tree . . . and landed right in front of Elephant. "What's this?" Elephant rumbled, picking it up with his trunk. He hoped it was a tasty treat, but he was disappointed. "A coconut? I hate coconuts!"
A case of mistaken identity is sweeping the jungle. Can Mama Monkey catch up with the mysterious flying fruit? And why is she so attached to it anyway? Bright, vivacious artwork brings this jungle romp to life with humor and a touch of pantomime; children will enjoy pointing out the monkey on each page. Fans of The Mole Who Knew it Was None of His Business will enjoy a similar fast-paced storyline and rib-tickling resolution.
Genre: Children's Fiction
Used availability for Tony Bradman's Is That a Coconut? Yuk!