Looking for a Jumbie by Tracey Baptiste, illustrated by Amber Ren ClantonвЂ™s vibrant illustrations with brightly textured backgrounds capture the fun of this Laurie Berkner song. This picture book invites you to join in the playful dancing with a not-too-scary monster. This big, purple monster with yellow eyes and green teeth likes to do the monster boogie! And you can, too! Happy kids and their monster friend boogie and wiggle together. Monster Boogie by Laurie Berkner, illustrated by Ben Clanton This is a delightful search-and-find book. The illustrations are black and white except for the geometric shape featured on each page - octagon, rectangle, decagon, etc. Her monster loves the funhouse, the slide, and bumper cars. Help this little girl search for her monster at the fair. Clever and entertaining with scary-ish Halloween illustrations. Armstrong-EllisД¬ount down from 10 creepy monsters to 0 in this creepy rhyming book with ghoulish illustrations. The creature tries to get the teacherвЂ™s attention. Nat Fuller, illustrated by Alex Eben MeyerД®xuberant illustrations show a monster creature and a teacher. Read the mini-books about colors and numbers and peek through the holes.Д¬reature vs. First, the boy chases Nibbles but then he joins him. Nibbles is a book monster who makes a monstrous mess in the boyвЂ™s books. Are you getting nervous? YouвЂ™ll be surprised when you meet the вЂњmonster.вЂќ (DonвЂ™t worry, parents, there is nothing scary at the end - it was Grover all along.) Grover tries EVERYTHING to stop you from turning the page - because of the monster at the end of the book. This is SUCH a funny book that youвЂ™ll read multiple times through and laugh every time.

The Monster at the End of This Book by Jon Stone, illustrated by Michael Smollin Mix up the monster heads, bodies, and feet to create ogres, beasts, giants, and yetis. Muddle and Match Monsters: A mix-and-match book! by Stephanie Hinson Little hands wiggle through the die-cut holes while the grown-up вЂњmonstersвЂќ read and вЂњeatвЂќ yummy fingers. Get ready for your next favorite storyвЂ¦ Monsters in Picture BooksДЇingers For Lunch by Brandt Lewis, illustrated by Cori Dornfeld Which kind of monsters do your kids like? And which of these popular monster books will your kids love and want to read over and over again?Д«elow, youвЂ™ll find picture books and chapter books filled with monsters that boogie, wonвЂ™t go to sleep, need haircuts, want to make friends, attack villages, and more. Monsters can be sweet, giggly, stinky, scary, or creepy.

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