Monkey Business

De: John R. Erickson

Narrado por: John R. Erickson

Monkey see...monkey do...monkey trouble. The head of ranch security and his first lieutenant, Drover, are finishing up an exhausting morning of patrols when a mysterious caravan of trucks rumbles past headquarters. Going in for a closer look, Hank the Cowdog apprehends a large red box bearing a mysterious label: "WARNING! MONKEY! DO NOT OPEN THIS BOX!"

After running diagnostics, Hank discovers that the goods consist of nothing less than the Pasha of Shizzam, a bizarre little monkey willing to answer to Hank's beck and call. Or is he?

Included in this story are two new songs: "Monkey Business" and "I Can See You Now".

Hot dog: don't miss out on any of Hank the Cowdog's adventures.©1990 John R. Erickson (P)1990 John R. Erickson

HILARIOUS!!!!!

absolutely the most hilarious story I've very heard! is a must buy for everyone!!!! highly recommend!

Pasha of Shazam

Pasha is my favorite one in the book Hake said “the monkey he got drunk and jumped over the elephant’s trunk the elephant sneezed and fell on his knees and what became of the monk the monk the monk”

Monkey business

I liked how most of the book was in a dream and now I know how to take a dog .

Awesome!!

This was an amazing book to listen to!My kids and I loved it! I plan to buy more Hank the Cow dog books soon!

Incredible book

Incredible great fun and worth the money thank you John r. Erickson such a great fun incredible ❤️❤️❤️

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corky and hilarious as usual, the best part being Pete getting spanked and hank the great potentate getting his tongue pinched by pasha!

Great book

This book was worth the credit. I really enjoyed listening to this book. Extremely happy and satisfied.

So funny

I liked the monkey and Hank was funny too. Sally may was in the bathtub with little miss Molly.

I want the old hank back....

Not a great story compared to the others I have listened to still love Hank tho.

Hank Lover!!!!

My family loves the Hank stories. They are great innocent fun, however, this Hank story is a bit on the dark side. The plot has Hank acting sinister, drinking beer with a found monkey and getting drunk. Not a kid friendly role model in my family! Don't know where John Erickson got his inspiration for this book, but it makes me hesitate to think that all of his books are great innocent fun, but rather may need to proof listen first. Some great ones are Watermelon Patch, The Original hank, and Further Adventures.