The Life of the Monster in Picture Books

Sometimes children imagine monsters under their beds. Sometimes they imagine monsters in their closets. And there are lots of picture books about that. Have you ever imagined what it's like to be a monster? Here are three brand-new picture books that will bring out your silly side as you think about what life might be like for those creatures that just might lurk under the bed. Click on the titles below to request a copy today.

"Quit Calling Me a Monster!" by Jory John and Bob Shea

Here is an example of a sensitive fellow who's tire of being called a monster. Read the story and giggle as he tries to persuade you to stop being afraid of him. Because he's really quite harmless. Or is he?







"Monster Park" by Annie Bach

In this sweet little story, baby monsters play at the park just like human children. They get dizzy on the merry-go-round, they fight over toys, and they eat snacks together. Maybe monsters aren't so different after all.








"Monsters Go Night-Night" by Aaron Zenz

With illustrations inspired by his son's artwork, Zenz presents a fun challenge: can you guess how a monster goes night-night? The unexpected answers will have everyone laughing.

--Andrea W., Headquarters