The Autobiography of a Monkey The Autobiography of a Monkey

The Autobiography of a Monkey

Publisher Description

The Classic Autobiography Of A Monkey - With 78 Fabulous Drawings the exciting tale of The monkeys adventure comes to life from The Departure From The Forest to The Song Of The Jungle. The monkey then travels into the world and learns The Ways Of Men. There, the monkey enjoys his adventures with The Butterfly Whirl after which he sets on his Return Path to the jungle with an unexpected very funny end to the tale. Loved by children of all ages. First verse: Where the light laughs in through the tree-topsAnd sports with the tangled glade, In the depths of an Afric forest My earliest scenes were laid. In a bower that was merry with smilax From the grimace of no-where, I wokeI was born on the first day of April. And they called me a jungle joke.

GENRE
Fiction & Literature
RELEASED
1937
January 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
6
Pages
PUBLISHER
Public Domain
SELLER
Public Domain
SIZE
1.5
MB

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