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Monkey Du - Siblings
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Monkey Du - Siblings

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Monkey Du is based on a set of monkeys that learned how to act like humans and started imitating the behaviors and the history of humans. The story takes place at a time when the monkeys are in school, mostly doing pranks, getting into trouble, and messing with their siblings. These guys were an experiment in an animal-research laboratory that got canceled by the government in 1989. Over the years, Ms. Khrain had started a little secret community, and the monkeys had developed a family system among themselves. One particular family was special to scientist Ms. Khrain, so she called them Monkey Du. They were called Monkey Du because they kept trying to imitate the humans on TV more than the rest. They were also the first group to do everything upright on two feet, and they even spoke like humans. Then the rest of monkeys started following them. Thereafter, they were like little hairy humans (talking, walking, dressing, and acting the same) but with different personalities. The book is to teach kids lessons that other people have learned along the way, to inspire them, to show them how to love, and perhaps to remind ourselves as adults what it was like when we were kids. Blog: richiedemus.blogspot.com YouTube: richardsymes 2010

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Page Publishing, Inc.
Date
13 July 2019
Pages
20
ISBN
9781646285327

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Monkey Du is based on a set of monkeys that learned how to act like humans and started imitating the behaviors and the history of humans. The story takes place at a time when the monkeys are in school, mostly doing pranks, getting into trouble, and messing with their siblings. These guys were an experiment in an animal-research laboratory that got canceled by the government in 1989. Over the years, Ms. Khrain had started a little secret community, and the monkeys had developed a family system among themselves. One particular family was special to scientist Ms. Khrain, so she called them Monkey Du. They were called Monkey Du because they kept trying to imitate the humans on TV more than the rest. They were also the first group to do everything upright on two feet, and they even spoke like humans. Then the rest of monkeys started following them. Thereafter, they were like little hairy humans (talking, walking, dressing, and acting the same) but with different personalities. The book is to teach kids lessons that other people have learned along the way, to inspire them, to show them how to love, and perhaps to remind ourselves as adults what it was like when we were kids. Blog: richiedemus.blogspot.com YouTube: richardsymes 2010

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Page Publishing, Inc.
Date
13 July 2019
Pages
20
ISBN
9781646285327