No one appreciates the noise Moose makes when he plays his fiddle–until a lady moose hears him.

Those mischievous monkeys are at it again, continuing the story of "Caps for Sale". New tale of the peddler, his caps, and a band of very funny monkeys.

Once there was a peddler who sold caps, but this particular peddler carries the caps on top of his head to sell them. On the same day that he originally encountered several mischievous monkeys, he is walking home and thinking about how he was not able to sell any caps that day. He goes home, but soon he realizes that the monkeys that had caused so many problems earlier in the day had followed him home. Instead of causing problems, however, the monkeys mimicking the man’s actions actually help the peddler solve problems like cleaning up his yard and selling his caps.

Published in celebration of the 75th anniversary of Caps for Sale, More Caps for Sale continues the story of the peddler and the mischievous monkeys featured in the original classic picture book. The story used inspiration from the original authors, and the illustrations were scanned, extracted, and manipulated from Slobodkina’s paintings to create the illustrations of the book to match the ones in the first. More Caps for Sale has the same easy-to-read pattern, charming illustrations, and gentle humor that people who love the first book will be able to appreciate in the sequel. ( )

I really liked this fantasy book. It was about a man who sold hats and Walks around town with them on his head. He sat down for a nap and monkeys sold his hats off his head. They copied what the man did and that is how he got his hats back.
It has repeditive wording and children would really ehjoy the monkeys. ( )