Monkeys on the Mountain

Monkeys on the Mountain by Lucy Daniels, published by Hodder Children’s Books in 1997, is a children’s book that spans 149 pages. The story follows Mandy Hope, an animal lover who embarks on a working holiday in Africa, where she assists in relocating a colony of monkeys. However, her experience takes a challenging turn when she cares for a sick baby monkey, leading to tension with the local villagers who blame her for the animal’s illness.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of wildlife conservation and the complexities of human-animal relationships. As Mandy navigates the difficulties of her situation, she faces the added challenge of the baby monkey’s missing parents, which heightens the stakes of her mission. This edition, written in English, offers an engaging glimpse into the world of animals and the responsibilities that come with caring for them.
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A working holiday in Africa means the chance of a lifetime for animal-lover Mandy Hope. She is helping a colony of monkeys move home, but when Mandy takes in a sick baby monkey the villagers blame her for spreading sickness in the village, and worse still, the baby’s parents have disappeared.
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