An engaging and cheerful book for readers-beginners with an important moral aspect for distinguishing between right and wrong patterns of behaviour. However, the author does not moralize. His illustrations look natural. In the story, he used children's curiosity as a stimulating tool for the story. The monkey Cinnamon is impulsive, but kind-hearted. She is a creature that embodies for the child his own learning process. The author, therefore, pleasantly knitted the didactic component into the adventures and fantasies that the children desire.