Author: Debra Mares
Title: It's This Monkey Business
Publisher: Justicia House Genres: Children's Books
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SYNOPSIS
"Cabana," a young spider monkey is brought to life to tell her story It's This Monkey's Business to help children who are affected by domestic violence and divorce. Cabana, who lives with her parents in a treehouse high up in a rainforest canopy, becomes startled one day from her Mama's scream, when she is waiting atop a tree branch for her Papa to teach her how to swing. After falling to the forest floor, Cabana frustrated from her parents' fighting, decides she will search for a new family to be part of. Her persistence is cut short when she braves the river to play with a pink dolphin, unaware she cannot swim. The tragedy brings her parents together to realize they can no longer live together. Cabana reconnects with her Papa, realizing he is the only one that can teach her how to swing.
It's This Monkey's Business is an approximately 756 word children's book targeting ages 4-8, which is set in a rain forest and featuring "Cabana," a young female Spider Monkey, her parents and rain forest animals. The book is approximately 30 pages long and features full spread color illustrations.

I liked this book! I think it has a great message, that would be especially good for single parent families. It has vibrant bright colors in the illustrations that are appealing, and great for a child.