Ape's Great Escape

In this story, apes in chains are punished for stealing grapes. With a cunning scheme to escape, will the prison guards catch him? This entertaining story with simple rhyming text and stylish illustrations is perfect for beginner readers.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 24 pages
\n Publication date: 28 December 2017
\n Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd
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Once upon a time, in a lush vineyard nestled amidst the rolling hills, a group of mischievous apes resided. These apes were known for their love of grapes, and they would often sneak into the vineyard to steal a few sweet treats. However, the vineyard owner was not amused by their antics and had set up a clever trap to catch the apes in the act.

One day, as the apes were scurrying around the vineyard, they spotted a cluster of ripe grapes hanging from a towering branch. Without thinking twice, they jumped up and began to pluck the grapes from the vine. But just as they were about to enjoy their spoils, a loud alarm rang out. The vineyard owner had been watching from a distance and had quickly mobilized a team of prison guards to catch the apes.

The apes were taken aback by the sudden turn of events and quickly devised a cunning scheme to escape. They knew that the prison guards were armed and dangerous, so they decided to use their intelligence to their advantage. They began to argue and bicker among themselves, creating a commotion that drew the attention of the prison guards.

As the guards rushed towards the apes, the leader of the group sprang into action. He quickly climbed up a nearby tree, using his strong arms to pull himself up to safety. The other apes followed suit, using their agility and climbing skills to escape the grasp of the prison guards.

The apes were relieved to have escaped, but they knew that they had to be more careful in the future. They realized that stealing grapes was not worth the risk of being caught and imprisoned. From that day on, they decided to find other ways to satisfy their cravings for sweet treats, such as searching for fruit in the forest or asking the vineyard owner for permission to pick a few grapes.

The vineyard owner was impressed by the apes' clever scheme and decided to let them off the hook this time. He knew that they were just a group of mischievous monkeys and that they meant no harm. He also realized that it was important to treat all animals with kindness and respect, even if they were not human.

The apes were grateful for the vineyard owner's generosity and promised to be good from then on. They continued to live in the vineyard, but they were now more mindful of their actions and the consequences that could follow.

And so, the apes in chains for stealing grapes learned a valuable lesson about the importance of honesty and responsibility. They had been caught in a trap, but they had also used their intelligence and skills to escape and learn from their mistakes. And in the end, they were able to live happily in the vineyard, enjoying the sweet fruits of their labor without any further trouble.

In a lush vineyard nestled amidst the rolling hills, a group of mischievous apes resided. These apes were known for their love of grapes, and they would often sneak into the vineyard to steal a few sweet treats. However, the vineyard owner was not amused by their antics and had set up a clever trap to catch the apes in the act.

One day, as the apes were scurrying around the vineyard, they spotted a cluster of ripe grapes hanging from a towering branch. Without thinking twice, they jumped up and began to pluck the grapes from the vine. But just as they were about to enjoy their spoils, a loud alarm rang out. The vineyard owner had been watching from a distance and had quickly mobilized a team of prison guards to catch the apes.

The apes were taken aback by the sudden turn of events and quickly devised a cunning scheme to escape. They knew that the prison guards were armed and dangerous, so they decided to use their intelligence to their advantage. They began to argue and bicker among themselves, creating a commotion that drew the attention of the prison guards.

As the guards rushed towards the apes, the leader of the group sprang into action. He quickly climbed up a nearby tree, using his strong arms to pull himself up to safety. The other apes followed suit, using their agility and climbing skills to escape the grasp of the prison guards.

The apes were relieved to have escaped, but they knew that they had to be more careful in the future. They realized that stealing grapes was not worth the risk of being caught and imprisoned. From that day on, they decided to find other ways to satisfy their cravings for sweet treats, such as searching for fruit in the forest or asking the vineyard owner for permission to pick a few grapes.

The vineyard owner was impressed by the apes' clever scheme and decided to let them off the hook this time. He knew that they were just a group of mischievous monkeys and that they meant no harm. He also realized that it was important to treat all animals with kindness and respect, even if they were not human.

The apes were grateful for the vineyard owner's generosity and promised to be good from then on. They continued to live in the vineyard, but they were now more mindful of their actions and the consequences that could follow.

And so, the apes in chains for stealing grapes learned a valuable lesson about the importance of honesty and responsibility. They had been caught in a trap, but they had also used their intelligence and skills to escape and learn from their mistakes. And in the end, they were able to live happily in the vineyard, enjoying the sweet fruits of their labor without any further trouble.

\n Weight: 108g\n
Dimension: 210 x 210 x 10 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781474922111\n \n