A lively morning slows as Chomp notices that not everyone in the forest moves at the same pace.
“’Wheee’ screams Chomp the Chimp
as he swings from tree to tree.
He thinks he’s the fastest—
fastest little chimp that you ever did see.”
Chomp the Chimp encounters animals who move more slowly than he does in this gentle story about noticing pace and learning to pause.
About the Story
In this fifth volume of The Adventures of Chomp the Chimp, Chomp begins his day full of energy, swinging quickly through the trees. As he goes about his usual routine, he encounters animals who move at a much slower pace than he does. Chomp watches, wonders, and reflects as the day unfolds, gradually noticing that not all movement needs to be fast.
The story unfolds without instruction or urgency, allowing young readers to observe alongside Chomp. Through quiet encounters and unhurried moments, the book invites reflection on differences in rhythm and the value of slowing down.
Intended Audience
Early childhood; generally ages 3–7, including preschool through early elementary readers. The book is especially well suited for shared read-aloud settings. Age ranges are provided as general guidance; individual suitability may vary by reader and context.
Series Context
This title is part of The Adventures of Chomp the Chimp Series, a collection of gently paced stories that focus on observation, attentiveness, and everyday experiences in a natural setting.
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Availability
Status: In prepublication
Planned release: Fall 2026
(Availability information will be updated as publication details are finalized.)
For Librarians & Educators
This section provides acquisition and supporting information for professional use.
Format: Hardcover
Trim Size: 8.5 × 8.5 inches
Page Count: To be finalized
ISBN: To be assigned
Distribution: IngramSpark
Supporting Materials
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Title Information Sheet (PDF) – in development
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Sample Pages (PDF) – in development
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