Mitch is living the good monkey life. As his home is in a tree above a fancy restaurant, his diet consists of fine-dining gifts from dinner guests. So when the chef puts up a new sign that reads 'Do NOT Feed The Monkey!', Mitch panics. Who will bring him delicious food now? But with help from some unexpected cooks, Mitch discovers that making his own food isn't so bad after all.This is a cookbook for children with 49 creative and easy recipes for all occasions, told through the adventures of a hungry monkey and his friends on the African savannah. The author, Marleen Lammers, is an experienced children's fiction book storyteller, while the illustrator, Anja Stoeckigt has created the most charming and engaging depictions of both the animals and the recipes.
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Penguin Random House South Africa
Zielgruppe
Interest Age: From 11 to 17 years
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ISBN-13
978-1-4859-0119-8 (9781485901198)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Anja Stoeckigt is a self-taught illustrator with a love for everyday beautiful things. Through her company Paper-tales, and based from her studio in Cape Town, she creates cards, prints and other fun paper goods. She's also illustrated a bunch of children's books, including The Boy and the Tree (authored by Marleen Lammers), The Amazing Adventure series, and the award-winning How Many Ways Can You Say Hello?, and How Many Ways Can You Say Goodbye? (all published by Penguin Random House SA). Anja loves to take long walks on the beach, draw upside-down birds with top hats and eat Nutella right out of the jar.
