There's a Monster in Your Book: A Halloween Book for Kids and Toddlers (Who's in Your Book?)

by Tom Fletcher

Greg Abbott (Illustrator)

UH OH! There's a MONSTER in YOUR book! Shake, wiggle, and tickle the monster out in this interactive bedtime read-aloud that launched the Who's In Your Book series!

With the irresistible pull of Hervé Tullet’s Press Here and the charm of The Monster at the End of This Book, this inviting and interactive read-aloud will have kids tilting, spinning, and shaking the book to get the adorable little monster out! That’s right! He’s out of the book . . . and in their room somewhere. OH-NO!!
 
Bestselling author and musician Tom Fletcher and illustrator Greg Abbott have created a monster that readers will fall in love with—and want to play with—again and again! It will get your own little monster tuckered out and snuggled in!
 
Don't miss a single story in the Who's In Your Book series!

  •  There's a Monster In Your Book
  •  There's a Dragon In Your Book
  •  There's an Elf In Your Book
  •  There's an Alien in Your Book

...and more books to come!

Children's Choice Award Honor Book (K-2nd grade)

"Playful, engaging, and full of opportunities for empathy—a raucous storytime hit." —Kirkus Reviews

• ISBN10: 1524764566
• ISBN13: 9781524764562
• Publish Date: 5 September 2017 (first published 29 June 2017)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Random House Books for Young Readers
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 32
• Language: English
• URL: https://penguinrandomhouse.com/books/isbn/9781524764562

Reviews

[kimbacaffeinate]

THERE'S A MONSTER IN YOUR BOOK written by Tom Fletcher and colorfully illustrated by Greg Abbot has quickly become a favorite for the Royals. (my grandchildren ages 2.5 and 9 months) It tells the story of what happens when the reader discovering that a mischievous monster has broken into their book! Through action the reader/child attempts to remove the monster my tickling, turning, twisting and yelling. What ensues are priceless giggles and shocking discoveries before the reader/child finds themselves hugging the book and loving that there is a monster in their book.

Princess Sophia lights up when we read this book. She listens intently, acknowledges verbally where the monster is and follows the writer's directions all in an attempt to remove said monster. Her face, when that goal is achieved?  Priceless! I adored the ending and can easily imagine this book being a favorite on your child's bookshelf. Each and every time we finish the book she hugs it. Now Prince Clayton is only nine months old, but even he stops and moves close to see what is happening. His sister's actions and excitement bring forth growls and giggles from him.

Copy provided by the publisher. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Book Reviewer