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George was created by Margret and H.A. Rey in the early 1940's.
The seven Curious George books have sold 12.5 million copies.
Being curious got George in a lot of trouble.
Curious George was originally called Zozo the Chimp.
Curious George lives with the man in the yellow hat.







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George is a cartoon monkey that lives with the man with a yellow hat and is always curious. His curiosity always leads him into tons of trouble. The little monkey with a lot of curiosity did everything children were tempted to do - riding through the city on top of a bus and getting tangled in a giant pot of spaghetti. Luckily his friend, the man in the yellow hat, was there to help him out of these situations. Eventhough being curious got George in a lot of trouble, he always made friends along the way.

The Reys published the first Curious George book with Houghton Mifflin in 1941. Since then, Curious George has been printed in Japanese, French, Afrikaans, Portuguese, Swedish, German, Spanish, Chinese, Danish, and Norwegian. Quite popular for one small mischevious monkey! It seems certain that Curious George will monkey his way into the hearts of children, and adults, around the world for many generations to come.






















































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