Books with title Maybe a Monster

Am I a monster? Is there any dispute? Have you seen a monster so fierce and so cute?Bring this monster to life by lifting 12 flaps—from bulging blue eyes to clever claws—until the book has fully transformed by the last page. With a flashy neon green palette, die-cuts and flaps on every page, and a rollicking, rhyming text, this unique novelty book rewards readers with a satisfying payoff at the end.• Book that brings a monster to life with each turn of the page• Affordable eye catching book that offers a magical reading experience• Enticing results that have great potential for sharing on social mediaFans of Dream Machine, Tickets to Ride, or My Big Evil Brother Packed My Lunch will love this book. This book is perfect for:• Parents, grandparents, and family members• Kids who love monsters or Transformers• Fans of lift-the-flap books

The monster referred to in this title turns out to be Sam's baby sister who has a habit of appearing at inconvenient times and spoiling older siblings' plans. Mary and Sam are building a town with blocks on a rainy weekend. They are busy assembling a parade along the "monster wall" they have constructed when disaster strikes. First two ferocious tigers race through town (when someone has let in the cats) and the baby monster interferes. "…Jill Creighton's love of language is as evident as artist Ruth Ohi's love of colour…This is a story that could have come straight from a child's playtime. Its underlying theme of sibling love would make it a great gift for young children with a new baby in the family." - Toronto Star

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The monster referred to in this title turns out to be Sam's baby sister who has a habit of appearing at inconvenient times and spoiling older siblings' plans. Mary and Sam are building a town with blocks on a rainy weekend. They are busy assembling a parade along the "monster wall" they have constructed when disaster strikes. First two ferocious tigers race through town (when someone has let in the cats) and the baby monster interferes. "…Jill Creighton's love of language is as evident as artist Ruth Ohi's love of colour…This is a story that could have come straight from a child's playtime. Its underlying theme of sibling love would make it a great gift for young children with a new baby in the family." - Toronto Star