Customer Reviews

Monkey See, Monkey Do (level 1) (Hello Reader)

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This is the one book my daugther(2) wants me to read to her every night. She loves silly books and this book has silly monkeys and is written rhythmically. Good to read to little ones because it has few words and you can read them out loud before they turns the page!

My daughter loves this book!! She has difficulty reading, and she was able to read it. It's important to give a child a book that a child likes, and she really likes this book because it's funny. She finds it amusing, and has read it several times. Each time, her reading has improved, and she was able to recognize and read more and more of the words. Excellent.

Monkey See, Monkey Do is written for early readers with lots of repetition with a slow progression towards more difficult sound combinations. The story follows a typical American family as they are visited by an enthusiastic family of monkeys. The book covers a very full day for both humans and monkeys as they head to the beach for a day of fun.

Jacqueline Rogers's excellent illustrations make this early reader book very entertaining. The monkeys and the children are all so cute and full of life.

If you have a child who is learning to read, I recommend Monkey See, Monkey Do.

My duaghter asked for this book after her preschool teacher read it one day. It's an easy read, and my daughter loves reading it almost every day.

This book is geared toward 4 to 8 year olds. The younger child may like it for the story which features Monkeys doing what human children might do--lay on the beach, bend and stretch and the like. The beginning reader will like the story and the rhymes. Monkey is the hardest word in the book and the majority of the words present are the ones a child first learning to read would come across.

Right now I read this to my grandchildren But, soon they will be reading it to me!

My 3 year old son isn't too crazy about this book. Very busy water-colorish illustrations. Rhymes such as "Monkeys swim...Monkeys Row...Monkeys swing to and fro."

This is one of many that are available as low level readers. Kids like the easy and predictable text.