A crow and her daughter, spy for the lion, the king of the jungle. But they hate living and sharing wild berries with their loud and happy monkey neighbors. The crow plans to get rid of the monkeys. She lies to the lion, king of the jungle, that the monkeys are boasting they have better tails than the lions.
The angry lion expels the sad, helpless monkeys from the jungle for Tail Treason. The crow and her daughter are happy that they will have the wild berries to themselves, and not share them with the loud monkeys. But their joy is short lived, when the lion’s cub falls into the raging river. The monkeys and their tails will have the last laugh in the jungle. As for the liar crow, she learns tricks to survive on the jungle edges.
Book details
Perfect for kids of ages 3-8
A unique story line where tails form the main plot
Teaches kids some basic vocabularies
Has simple synonyms for the “hard words” used in the story
Has colorful, adventurous and engaging illustrations
The book has fun rhymes and cheeky humor fit for kids
An ideal gift for grandchildren, nieces, nephews or friends
Teaches lessons on honesty, kindness, reconciliation and forgiveness
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