Gibbon Literature

Gibbons have vast intellect, which is what caused them to rule the world. However, with this brainpower comes a craving for knowlege and books. Gibbons have a rising influence in the world of literature today

The Giving Tree
Published in 1964, this book by Shel Silverstein is about a tree who keeps on giving to a young boy throught his life, until there is nothing left to give. While thought by some to be an examlpe of how a parent should raise their children, several others found the hidden message in her writings: The Gibbons are responsible for everything we have.

One may wonder how such a viewpoint is even possible. Shel Silverstein left a hint in her title of the book. The Giving Tree was originally called The Gibbon Tree, and was supposed to show the world how we should be thankful for their advancements in technology. There was a typo when shown to the publisher, and the mistake has tortured the minds of gibbons ever since. Further evidence is that Gibbons live in trees, or at least, when they are not in their fortress (which is surrounded by trees.)

Harry Potter
J. K. Rowling decided years ago that she wanted to be rich and famous. She wanted her books to be read across the globe, so she turned to the Gibbon Council in hopes that they would sponsor her. The Gibbon Council decided to have mercy on her, and gave her the money she needed on the condition that more gibbons would be introduced into the work of fiction she produced.

J. K. Rowling then did what no other human has gotten away with- she betrayed the gibbon's trust and only mentioned a Death Eater named Gibbon, and gave no further description about the character. It is assumed that the gibbons got to her eventally, due to the lack of new Harry Potter books.