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Published by Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2011
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- Title
- Monkey and Elephant's Worst Fight Ever!
- Author
- Townsend, Michael
- Publisher
- Knopf Books for Young Readers
- Publication year
- 2011
- Condition
- like_new
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0375857176
- ISBN 13
- 9780375857171
Monkey thought Elephant was his best friend. He was even bringing him some surprise cupcakesand found a party going on that he wasn't invited to!
Elephant thought Monkey was his best friend. He was even planning a surprise wrestling party for himbut then Monkey put all his favorite toys in the freezer!
From there the war of revenge is on, and life on their small island is becoming dangerous! Until the townsfolk find a creative way to make Monkey and Elephant talk out their problems (cement shoes, a boat, and a chisel are involved . . .). Happily, Monkey and Elephant realize their fight was based on a misundersanding. But if only they had talked sooner, innocent teddies wouldn't need defrosting.
This is a laugh-out-loud comedy of a book with the helpful message that "using your words" is infinitely better than, say, painting a mean face on their butt.
Elephant thought Monkey was his best friend. He was even planning a surprise wrestling party for himbut then Monkey put all his favorite toys in the freezer!
From there the war of revenge is on, and life on their small island is becoming dangerous! Until the townsfolk find a creative way to make Monkey and Elephant talk out their problems (cement shoes, a boat, and a chisel are involved . . .). Happily, Monkey and Elephant realize their fight was based on a misundersanding. But if only they had talked sooner, innocent teddies wouldn't need defrosting.
This is a laugh-out-loud comedy of a book with the helpful message that "using your words" is infinitely better than, say, painting a mean face on their butt.
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About the Author
MIKE TOWNSEND is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts. He is obsessed with monkeys, who tend to show up even in his stories that are not about monkeys. As a child, Mike drew little comics for the kids' section of his local paper, early forerunners to the two Kit Feeny graphic novels he has recently created.
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