Books with title Mr Mumbles

Kyle’s imaginary friend from childhood is back… with a vengeance.Kyle hasn't seen Mr Mumbles in years. And there's a good reason for that: Mr Mumbles doesn't exist.But now Kyle's imaginary friend is back, and Kyle doesn't have time to worry about why. Only one thing matters: staying alive…A major series from a fresh talent, brought to you by the publisher that put horror on the map.

Kyle’s imaginary friend from childhood is back… with a vengeance.Kyle hasn't seen Mr Mumbles in years. And there's a good reason for that: Mr Mumbles doesn't exist.But now Kyle's imaginary friend is back, and Kyle doesn't have time to worry about why. Only one thing matters: staying alive…A major series from a fresh new talent, brought to you by the publisher that put horror on the map.

Kyle's imaginary friend from childhood is back! with a vengeance. Kyle hasn't seen Mr Mumbles in years. And there's a good reason for that: Mr Mumbles doesn't exist. But now Kyle's imaginary friend is back, and Kyle doesn't have time to worry about why. Only one thing matters: staying alive! A major series from a fresh new talent, brought to you by the publisher that put horror on the map.

This book was written to help young children understand new additions to their family. More specifically, older siblings to understand new borns who have colic and or gastro issues. It's already confusing enough for a small child when a sibling is brought home. But, when that new sibling cries, grunts, and grumbles constantly this becomes even harder for a child to understand. Being a parent of two children who had prolonged issues at infancy, I understand the frustrations as a parent and the sleepless nights so I can only image how the child feels. I hope this story will be enjoyed by you and your child. I also hope it will help your child understand how their new sibling feels.

This book was written to help young children understand new additions to their family. More specifically, older siblings to understand new borns who have colic and or gastro issues. It's already confusing enough for a small child when a sibling is brought home. But, when that new sibling cries, grunts, and grumbles constantly this becomes even harder for a child to understand. Being a parent of two children who had prolonged issues at infancy, I understand the frustrations as a parent and the sleepless nights so I can only image how the child feels. I hope this story will be enjoyed by you and your child. I also hope it will help your child understand how their new sibling feels.