Books in Monsters series

Zombies are truly terrifying monsters, but they've never been described as helpful before! This high-interest book shows readers and zombie hunters alike how the walking dead can help interpret data in different kinds of graphs, including picture graphs and bar graphs. Young mathematicians will love the creepy illustrations as well as the fun fact boxes detailing more information about the origins and legends concerning these scary creatures.

What kinds of monsters are lurking in your house? Meet the pot and pan-eating kitchen monster, the tool-eating basement monster, and all their friends inside this fun, interactive book. Punch out the snack pieces from behind the cover and ";feed"; the hungry monsters throughout the story by opening the zipper mouth and slipping the pieces in. When mealtime is over, store the pieces in the pouch on the last page or put them back in their original places to start the fun all over again! SAMPLE TEXT: The monster in the sewer? To be kind, he's simply yucky! He'll eat a bug­€”some slime€”a slug€” a helpless rubber ducky. The monster in our dark garage complains and howls all night, unless he's fed a skate or sled or work boots€”left and right.

Witchita is leaving for the Salem School of Witchcraft, a special school that will have her away for the entire summer. The Mighty, Mighty Monsters are sad to see her go, but Witchita is excited to learn all new sorts of witchery. A few days after she leaves, they receive a letter from Wichita saying that she's monstrously miserable! The gang immediately hits the road to save their sorrowful friend from summer school.