Monkey Tumbles

by Margaret Wang

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• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1581175019
• ISBN13: 9781581175011
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Piggy Toes Press
• Length: 10 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 7.7" x 7.7"
• Age Range: 2 to 5 years

Customer Reviews

Wonderful Book

This is a fantastic book. My daughter is 11 months and she absolutely loves finding the monkey at the bottom of the page. This book keeps her entertained for twenty minutes at a time - which is great for me!

Amazing book!

My son LOVES this book. It's suitable for a 10month old, but the rounds monkeys are made of cardboard and got destroyed pretty quickly from being gnawed on. At 13 months, he knows the book by name, and I have to read it ten times a day. It's only 5 pages so not too annoying for me. :)

A big hit!

My 15 month old nephew loves this book. While his coordination is not so good yet that he can drop the little pog-like monkey disc in the slot at the bottom AND be able to watch it tumble, he "helps" me drop the monkey in and watches. My stepmother says her friend bought one for her two year old granddaughter and the kindergarten-aged brother loved it too. He read it to his sister and they both enjoyed it. Also, the book comes with two monkey discs so I suggest stashing one in a drawer and only leaving the kids with one at a time.

Monkey Tumbles

My 18 month old granddaughter LOVES this book. Matter of fact, it's a replacement for the original! Good for her coordination as there is a round 'chip' with the monkey on it that she has to put in a thin slot at the top of the page and then open a flap to get it out. Loves it!

Fun to read with your 1 year old

My 14-month old loves to read this book b/c it is interactive. It comes with two little monkeys on cardboard discs. You drop the 'monkey' in a top slot and you can watch the monkey tumble down to the bottom of each page. While my little one doesn't really pay attention to the words he loves to lift the flap to find where the monkey tumbled to. It is a unique and fun concept. I'm looking for more like it.