Kids books Read Aloud "Apes A-Go-Go" by Roman Milisic

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Join Miss Dorothy on Goodnight Lighthouse as she shares the wildly entertaining tale of Apes A-Go-Go! by Roman Milisic, with illustrations by A. Richard Allen.
In this laugh-out-loud picture book, the mayor of a perfectly tidy town is troubled by a single out-of-place flower. Enter Fussy Great Ape, who offers to fix the flowerbed but ends up causing more chaos instead! Determined to set things right, Fussy calls in more help—"Bogo! Pogo! Apes-A-Go-Go!"—and soon Mucky Great Ape arrives to replant the flowers. But as the apes try to solve one problem after another, the town becomes messier and messier!
With each turn of the page, the situation spirals further out of control, as more well-meaning apes join the fray. Will these apes ever manage to return the town to its tidy state, or will their good intentions create even more hilarious disasters?
This fun and chaotic story, filled with vibrant and energetic illustrations, will have kids giggling as they follow the apes’ zany attempts to help. Perfect for fans of silly, action-packed stories!
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