"Most parties have one host who runs the whole show, but we animals all want attention, you know. So an owl said we should take turns playing host and sharing the things that we like to do most."--Back cover

A boy goes to the zoo in search of Monkey See, Monkey Do and encounters many different zoo animals.

On a trip to the zoo a toddler imitates the animals he sees. On board pages.

Familiar Words + Short, Simple Sentences + Engaging Story + Beautiful Pictures = Happy Readers Ooops! The zookeeper accidentally left the door to the monkey house unlocked. Curious to explore the zoo, a little monkey named Scout sets out to meet some other animals and learn some new tricks. Join Scout on this delightfully funny zoo adventure as he discovers how to use his own special talent. Beginning readers will appreciate the visual clues in Bill Bolton’s expressive illustrations, which combine with Bruce Lansky’s accessible, entertaining text to make this story so much fun to read. : Meadowbrook Press’s Early Reader books meet the Common Core State Standards in reading for foundational skills and literature (kindergarten and grade one).

"Monkey wants to run like a zebra, peck like a chicken and even work like a human! But each time Monkey tries to be like the other animals, disaster strikes. Monkey's friends have an idea. Can they help Monkey remember what Monkey does best? This sweet tale about trying new things and fitting in is written by renowned children's book author Jane Kurtz and illustrated with playful drawings that bring Monkey's playful antics to life."--Amazon.com.

This Story is Told in Pictures... so children 3 to 6 can “read” the pictures and enjoy the story. Ooops! The zookeeper accidentally left the door to the monkey house unlocked. Curious to explore the zoo, a little monkey named Scout sets out to meet some other animals and learn some new tricks. Join Scout on this delightfully funny zoo adventure as he discovers how to use his own special talent. For the free User’s Guide for Parents and Teachers that outlines how to use this Picture Reader to stimulate a child’s imagination, visual awareness and story-telling skills, go to: MeadowbrookPress.com/PictureReading

When Zebra accidentally steps on Lion's toe, Lion gets angry and begins chasing Zebra in what turns out to be a remarkable show.