Books with title Monster Under The Bed

There’s a monster under my bed.A monster with a purple head.His eyes are blue. His horns are grey.I wish that he would go away.His ears are brown. His teeth are green.I think he looks creepy and mean ...There's a good reason why he's there. Find out why.This rhyming illustrated children's book deals with children's fears of monsters under the bed. It has been formatted to fill the entire page on a Kindle Fire.

Johnson passed through two rooms and came to the head of the stairs. As he opened the door great billows of smoke poured out, but gripping Jimmie closer, he plunged down through them. All manner of odors assailed him during this flight. They seemed to be alive with envy, hatred, and malice. At the entrance to the laboratory he confronted a strange spectacle. The room was like a garden in the region where might be burning flowers. Flames of violet, crimson, green, blue, orange, and purple were blooming everywhere. There was one blaze that was precisely the hue of a delicate coral. In another place was a mass that lay merely in phosphorescent inaction like a pile of emeralds. But all these marvels were to be seen dimly through clouds of heaving, turning, deadly smoke.

Have you ever thought that there was a monster beneath your bed? Benjiman has... This story is about a little boy called Benjiman, in an ordinary house, with an ordinary bed. But, what happens under Benjiman’s bed is far from ordinary... On this particular night, as Benjiman tries to sleep... Something tickles his feet. At first, he is shocked but, gradually, he begins to see a new friend. Who is scaring who? Is the one under the bed scared... Or, is it the one above... This book takes you on a journey of discovery. Come along as Benjiman and Monster become friends and help your child understand that there is nothing to be scared of below the bed, and, even if there is something... it could just be their new best friend!

Fred is a superhero that protects children from their imaginary monsters that live under their beds. He comes on duty once the lights go out, and he has his own little apartment under each and every childs bed. He stays alert, and the sun rises. And then it is time for Fred to retreat back to his apartment, and he rests until the sun sets on another day.