Curious George Goes to a Chocolate Factory

By Margret Rey and H. A. Rey

George is monkeying around—and having a delicious adventure!
 
When George and the man with the yellow hat stop to shop at a chocolate factory store, George becomes curious about how the chocolates are made. Though he begins to follow the factory tour, soon he is off to investigate on his own…
 
“The only predictable thing about that dynamic monkey, Curious George, is his unpredictability.”—The New York Times

• Language: English
• Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media
• Release date: Apr 29, 2002
• ISBN: 9780547768229

Margret Rey

Margret and H. A. Rey created many books during their lives together, including Curious George, one of the most treasured classics of all time, as well as other favorites like Pretzel, Spotty, and Find the Constellations. They had many pets—including two marmoset monkeys that joined them on one of their steamship journeys across the Atlantic. Committed philanthropists in their own lives, a portion of proceeds from each Curious George book sold flows to the Curious George Foundation, which funds programs for children that encourage inquisitiveness in learning and exploring. Curious George has been successfully adapted into a major motion picture and an Emmy-winning television show on PBS and “Pretzel and the Puppies,” based on their picture books, is a streaming series on Apple TV+. www.curiousgeorge.com www.pretzelandthepuppies.com

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Reviews for Curious George Goes to a Chocolate Factory

[crazy4reading · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Cute book.

[sweetiegherkin · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Curious George and the Man in the Yellow Hat stop at a chocolate shop to buy some treats when George notices a tour of the chocolate factory going by. He lives up to his name by getting curious and ends up hopping into the machinery room and causing havoc. Luckily he is able to help the factory staff save all the chocolates.This book follows the pattern of many of Curious George books in that George gets into trouble because of his curiosity but manages to redeem himself by being helpful. The language is clear and simple enough for children to easily grasp in a read-aloud or as beginner readers on their own. The illustrations are billed as "in the style of H.A. Rey" and that is certainly true. Like Rey's original illustrations, they are fairly simple yet detailed enough to provide plenty to look at without cluttering up the page with unnecessary items.While this wasn't my favorite Curious George title out there, this is certainly a solid read that is worth sharing with kids who love George or just enjoy a good story with a little bit of mischief in it.