Books with title Albert and the Monster

Rai, Bo and the Monster is a picture book written for young children. It is a heartwarming tale about two children who live in the clouds. They are given an extraordinary gift of making things happy through their paintings. Curiously, they do not realize that they could also create sadness. Rai loves painting peace and happiness, but Bo would rather create sadness. While painting happiness, Bo encounters a sad and angry monster who also lives in the clouds. How did the monster become so sad, and how could he be painted happy?This is a story that is entertaining and creative. It will teach children about responsibility toward one another and whatever they may experience. By creating happiness through their own actions, lessons of forgiveness, and love for one another, the environment could be nurtured.

Imagine a world ruled by tortoises...meet Prince Alfonso, a royal tortoise who has made his dad, the King, very cross by leaving the royal palace and living in the Land of Garden. However, the Land of Garden now has a terrible problem...a terrible shaking and quaking problem. “Another lovely and gentle tale that engrossed my five-year old grandson” Amazon UK customerStill facing the problem of how to make his dad, the King, forgive him, will this be his final chance to make things right with his dad?Prince Alfonso faces another challenge as the peace and quiet of the Land of Garden is interrupted. All is no longer calm! Can Alfonso find out what is causing this rumbling and grumbling, and save himself and his friends?Alfonso and the Monster is the third book in the Royal Tortoise Tale series. A series of books that reveal the secret world of the animal kingdom.Perfect for bedtime or for older children to read to themselves.These funny children's books are fully illustrated, and teach the values of friendship and family, kindness and sharing. The book also includes a link to a free printable colouring book. The colouring book is subject to availability.

Fergus is a wee laddie, twelve years of age. Being small, he is picked on by the other boys. He is chased by them at school. Fergus develops a method of running, dodging, and evading that helps him exist in his small world. His favorite hiding place is a boulder on Loch Ness. There he meets the famous Loch Ness Monster, who has things in common with Fergus. Fergus and the Loch Ness Monster become friends, and through this interaction, Fergus is accepted by his peers. Through his new friend, he is encouraged to help himself and his football team. Thus, they can play as a team and win games. Being brave, courageous, and using our talents, we can improve our lives and the lives of others.