Play is the order of the day for a group of vacationing monkeys determined not to let any silly rules get in their way. But when one monkey too many joins the crowd, everyone's in for some unexpected surprises. With winning rhyme and lively illustrations, One Monkey Too Many captures the outrageous antics of mischievous monkeys who make the most of their holiday--and learn a lesson or two along the way.

One Monkey Too Many

Children's Books

Koller, Jackie French

Literature & Fiction

HMH Books for Young Readers

The Primrose Way

Living in a rough Puritan missionary settlement that borders an Indian village, sixteen-year-old Rebekah is forced to choose between two cultures when she falls in love with a defiant Pawtucket medicine man. Issues about separation of church and state, the scandalous idea of thinking for oneself, etc., are thoughtfully raised here and would provide provocative discussions in the social studies classroom.--School Library Journal

Clarion Books

When his father moves away to find work and his mother becomes ill, Danny struggles to help his family during the Great Depression

Nothing to Fear

Harcourt Childrens Books

Monkey mischief abounds in this companion book to One Monkey Too Many. On Sunday, seven spunky monkeys are best friends. On Monday, only six monkeys are left. On Tuesday, five! What's happening to all the monkeys? Are they catching the love bug? Count down through the days of the week with these funky monkeys--who ultimately learn that when it comes to friends and family, the more monkeys, the merrier!

Seven Spunky Monkeys

Animals

Play is the order of the day for a group of vacationing monkeys determined not to let any silly rules get in their way. But when one monkey too many joins the crowd, everyone's in for some hilarious surprises.

Living in a rough Puritan missionary settlement that borders an Indian village, sixteen-year-old Rebekah is forced to choose between two cultures when she falls in love with a defiant Pawtucket medicine man. “Issues about separation of church and state, the scandalous idea of thinking for oneself, etc., are thoughtfully raised here and would provide provocative discussions in the social studies classroom.”-School Library Journal

Teen & Young Adult

Historical Fiction

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

Thirteen-year-old Danny and his family are struggling to make ends meet in New York during the Great Depression. His father leaves to search for work, and Danny and his mother do what they can to survive. With his mother pregnant and unable to help, Danny is forced to beg for food. Through it all, they retain their good humor and family pride, and in the end help arrives in a most unexpected guise. “Rich, rewarding historical fiction.”--Kirkus Reviews

Nothing to Fear (Gulliver Books)

Biographies

Eight-year-old Impy, dismayed at the changes she sees in her rapidly maturing twelve-year-old cousin Christina, stubbornly tries to continue their former sharing of dolls and funny nicknames, but Christina persists in growing up

Impy for Always (Springboard Books)

Little,Brown & Co

Impy for Always

Alec wishes his little brother had never been born, but when his wish comes true, his whole life changes, and not necessarily for the better

If I Had One Wish

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One Monkey Too Many

The Primrose Way

Nothing to Fear

Seven Spunky Monkeys

One Monkey Too Many

The Primrose Way

Nothing to Fear (Gulliver Books)

Impy for Always (Springboard Books)

Impy for Always

If I Had One Wish