Monkey and the Panda

by Antonia Barber

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jthall1 | Mar 3, 2011 |

content summary: jealousy, competition, friendship, moral story (

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lanysewander | Mar 3, 2011 |

The Monkey and the Panda is great book about jealousy. It gives a good description on some of the things people will do just to get attention. It also shows that you dont always need to be outgoing to be liked.

msshank | Mar 1, 2010 |

Ask the children if they know what this story means. Explain that this lesson is about appreciating everyones qualities no matter how different they are.

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Lean, lively Monkey causes havoc in the village. Fat, friendly Panda spends her days quietly munching bamboo. Who is more lovable? The Chinese villagers cannot decide, and call in a wise old monk to help them choose. Antonia Barber's "The Ghosts" was runner-up for the Carnegie Medal.

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Differences triumph and the imagination is celebrated in this fable about a monkey jealous of a panda beloved by all the children.