Books with title Big Scary Monster

Big Scary Monster loves to shock his friends. But if he wants to keep them, he will need to change his ways!Big Scary Monster is one misunderstood beastie. He loves to jump out and surprise his friends, but he’s not mean, really. Yet when his friends start hiding from him, he decides to look for new creatures to frighten ... only to wind up finding out he’s a bit of a scaredy-cat himself! This funny, original story with a mind-bending twist is a wonderful read-aloud sure to engage little monsters everywhere.

Sillier than scary and more little boy than big monster, The Great Big Scary Monster follows a four year old through his daily exploits. In between stepping on flowers and stomping through mud, he somehow finds the time to avoid blowing his nose. The story is told by a mother who, despite living with a creature who “never takes a bath,” knows her great big scary monster is smart, kind, and caring and finds his less civilized traits endearing.

Scary monster stories have been told since ancient times. Some of these monsters are from ancient myths. Others are said to be on the prowl today. Whatever the case, they re all scary! Give beginning readersl the details about the hairy bunyip said to live in Australian swamps, the minotaur of Ancient Greek myths, and more creepy monsters. Perfect for young readers who just can't get enough of all-things scary!"

Scary monster stories have been told since ancient times. Some of these monsters are from ancient myths. Others are said to be on the prowl today. Whatever the case, they’re all scary! Give beginning readersl the details about the hairy bunyip said to live in Australian swamps, the minotaur of Ancient Greek myths, and more creepy monsters. Perfect for young readers who just can't get enough of all-things scary!

Sillier than scary and more little boy than big monster, The Great Big Scary Monster follows a four year old through his daily exploits. In between stepping on flowers and stomping through mud, he somehow finds the time to avoid blowing his nose. The story is told by a mother who, despite living with a creature who “never takes a bath,” knows her great big scary monster is smart, kind, and caring and finds his less civilized traits endearing.