Books with title Watch Me Draw the Monsters Under my Bed

Molly's friend Andrew is worried that there's a monster under his bed. He wants Branden and his new team to investigate. As usual, Shelly thinks it's just his imagination, but... is it? Read this chapter book for fun or for school. There are 3 books in this series and all count as 1 chapter book for school. So, if you like ghosts and mysteries, this book is for you.

What would YOU do if there was such a monster living under YOUR bed? In The Monster under My Bed, a young boy takes his father’s advice and gives the monster some food. Soon, the two are best friends, just as the father had promised. They frolic through the four seasons, laughing, playing, and dreaming. But over time, the boy comes to suspect that maybe it wasn’t really his food the monster craved after all. Maybe it was the boy himself...

Have your children ever thought there was a monster under the bed? Under the Bed Monsters is a funny rhyming children's picture book that is perfect bedtime reading for boys and girls from 3- 7 years olds. Join Gryffin, Hattie, Bugly, Bidge and Poppi as they explore and get up to all sorts of mischief whilst wearing pants on their head. These monsters aren’t scary, they are here to look after you in between playing with bubbles, eating cookies and of course helping you making a mess. With stunning artwork from Kate Hughes giving each monster real charm and character this children's book is packed full of funny details that will delight your children. You are hereby invited to come and join us on this adventure into a magical world where everyone has a unique friendly monster under their bed, they just have to find it....... Find out more on our Facebook page @underthebedmonsters or scroll up now to pick up your own copy now Customer Reviews "Beautifully written and illustrated book, perfect for your little ones to capture their imaginations. Would highly recommend, can’t wait for the next in the series to be published!" Amazon Customer " My Granddaughter loves this book, she used to have trouble going to sleep at night but that is all gone, we can't wait to see it on the tele" Ina Broe, Galway "The illustrations really drew me in" Author Kat Lehman

Ben's feeling sick, or at least that's what he says. Really, he doesn't want to see his friend Vince. But when he finds a monster under his bed he has an idea - the two swap identities for the day, with hilarious results! This play, by Kevin Dyer, in partnership with Polka Theatre, explores familiar issues and will work wonderfully in performance.• Lime/Band 11 books have longer sentence structures and a greater use of literary language.• Text type: A playscript.• A feelings mountain on pages 30 and 31 charts the rise and fall of emotions that the two main characters feel throughout the play, providing a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities.• Curriculum links: Citizenship: Taking part - developing skills of communication and participation; Art and Design: Portraying relationships

“Time for bed, girls!” Mom yelled. Leena and Lexie jumped off the couch and scrambled to their room to hide. Leena and Lexie hated going to bed. They would do anything they could to avoid going to bed. Over and over they found many interesting ways to keep from going to sleep. They would see monsters under their bed, in a drawer, in the closet, and many more places. These two feisty twins take you and their parents on a hilarious journey through their house. Using repetition and colours, this story is great to use as a teaching tool in the classroom or at home.