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Three Little Monkeys

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A remarkable collaboration - that brings together giants of the picture book world - to create a funny, anarchic and utterly delightful picture book. A classic of the future.
Hilda Snibbs had three little monkeys. Their names were Tim and Sam and Lulu. They were very lively...

ISBN: 9780008164485
Pub Date: 6th September 2018
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Imprint: HarperCollins
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 32

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derekdd83 Adult 121 book reviews

8th October '18

I read it to joshua2018 aged 7 months aged 0

Fantastic book!! Great illustrations!

luke-from-sudbury Adult 469 book reviews

26th October '18

I read it to FreddyBoggis aged 6 aged 6

This was a fun book, which made my little boy laugh. It's about a lady who has 3 little monkeys as pets. Whenever she goes out they go to a diffrdiff room to play, but they make a lot of mess. The lady always tells them off and forgives them. But one day she comes home and can't find them. overall a nice fun book.

Sabrina1991 Adult 135 book reviews

28th October '18

I read it to Madh aged 3 aged 3

A silly, charming story that really touched my heart. We as parents always complain about mess our little ones leave behind, but if they were gone or lost, we would be debated just like the lady in the book. Brilliant!

Flynn Aged 5 317 books

28th October '18

Flynn read it themselves aged 5 aged 5

I like this book because it has 3 very funny monkeys in it. The monkeys are called Tim, Sam and Lulu. They are very silly and they do naughty things. The lady that looks after them gets mad because they mess everything up in the house every day. When she goes out to the shops they tip over the soup and squirt toothpaste everywhere and unroll the toilet roll. I liked the pictures of the monkeys and the book made me laugh lots.

Poppyemokid Adult 26 book reviews

4th November '18

I read it to AmeliaRose aged 3 aged 3

My daughter loves this book, her favourite character is Lulu. This book makes her giggle at the naughty things the monkeys get up to! She asks for this book as her bedtime story every night, the illustrations are amazing and are very detailed

elilpirana Adult 205 book reviews

24th October '18

I read it myself (an adult) & to Laya aged 3 aged 3

Such a fantastic picture book. Its a story about three monkeys called Tim, Sam and Lulu who belong to Hilda. Each day when she goes Out to buy things ,They get up to mischiefs. Each time, she scolds them for their misbehavior. One day when Hilda returns home she can’t find her monkeys . Hilda was distressed. What happened to them.... . It's a fabulous story with happy ending.
My daughter enjoyed reading it with me.

Gopeshwar Aged 5 2 books

8th November '18

Gopeshwar read it themselves aged 5 aged 5

There are four charactes in the story. I liked the three little monkeys because they were very silly.
l didn't like that Hilda cried.
The story is aboul the daily life of Hilda and her monkeys.
I didn't like two of the ilustrations but in
General pictures are big and colourful.

Radhika Aged 8 2 books

8th November '18

Radhika read it themselves aged 8 aged 8

I liked the mess they made because it would be so fun if you could do it in real life. But you can't because if did your mum would get mad. When I got to the sad part I didn't like it at all but after that it got all silly again. I specially liked the last part because the suprise in the bed is very silly. The pictures are very colorful and are full of pattern.

EB87 Adult 207 book reviews

1st October '18

I read it to LA12 aged 5 aged 5

Leo enjoyed this lively book filled with many colourful illustrations. He thought that the three little monkeys were very funny as they created mischief and mayhem throughout the story.

sfk Adult 172 book reviews

13th November '18

I read it to MAK aged 6 aged 6 & to DFK aged 4 aged 4

My children appeared to enjoy the repetitive pattern of the story, and liked finding Lulu the monkey in the vast illustrations. The book touched a numerous emotions; anger, worry, joy, which is great to convey to children. We shared this book several times on the first night, and my son also read it himself at bedtime, so safe to say they loved it.

Tillieejean Adult 1 book review

7th November '18

I read it to Nanna'sGrandchildren aged Under 1 to 5

Read the book to my 4yr grandsons they loved it . They were sad when Hilda got upset because the monkeys went missing. Have re-read it many times since.

Wormmcd42 Adult 763 book reviews

24th October '18

I read it to Squirt aged 4 aged 4

A rather silly book about a lady who keeps 3 monkeys as pets and the mischief they get up to when she is out of the house. We thought the story was quite silly and wondered what would make someone want 3 money's as pet! My daughter likes to see all the naughty things that the monkeys got up to and enjoyed the pictures a lot.

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