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The Lonely Little Monkey

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After failing his mission through the jungle to find the "perfect friend"-someone who's just like him-a lonely little monkey realizes he can change his own fate by opening his heart to creatures who are different from himself. Can You Find a Friend in the Jungle? A little blue monkey feels all alone in the big, busy jungle. But today is special-you get to join the adventure! Who's hiding in the trees? Who's hopping by the river? Who's snoring on a branch? With every page, you'll meet new animals-ants that march, frogs that bounce, sloths that snooze, and even a wise toucan. Each one is different... but can they become friends? That's the big question! This playful, colorful story invites YOU to look, guess, and laugh as the jungle comes to life-showing that friends can be found in the most surprising places. Turn the pages, join the fun, and see if you can help find a friend!
Danica Desoky is an author/illustrator of vibrant children's books who graduated from Rhode Island School of Design. Originally from Brookfield, Connecticut, she now lives in Chicago with her husband and three children, who luckily are just as enthusiastic about adventure as she is. Danica is passionate about wildlife, history, and traveling to destinations where connection to the digital world is limited. Instagram @storiesbydanica
For parents, this is a perfect bedtime read that opens a door to discussing feelings of isolation or anxiety about making new friends. Schools and libraries will find it a valuable resource for social-emotional learning curricula, particularly for discussions about diversity and community. Highly recommended. -- Deviant Quill Reviews Danica Desoky shines a light on making the best of the situations life throws at you in The Lonely Little Monkey. Desoky's delivery is a classic example of how best to pass along life lessons to young minds through subtle questions that encourage them to reflect on their choices. -- Readers' Favorite
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