Uncle Bill brings him by sailing ship, the lonely Cullifer children laugh at his antics, Pa fumes because he unsettles the...

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MONKEY SEE, MONKEY DO

Uncle Bill brings him by sailing ship, the lonely Cullifer children laugh at his antics, Pa fumes because he unsettles the cow, scatters the chickens, panics the mule--so Monk(ey) must go back to Uncle Bill when he puts in to shore again. Comes a storm and everybody misses Monk; but the next morning--""what a surprise!""--the ship is still anchored. Pa agrees to get Monk, the ship sails, the Cullifers row after, Monk is retrieved. Monk's misadventures include rapid-fire attacks by a wolf, a puma, a bear and an alligator, and altogether this monkey is busier than a barrel full. A thin story otherwise, not much helped by the rather drab black-and-white drawings.

Pub Date: Oct. 1, 1968

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Nelson

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Oct. 1, 1968

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