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Bedtime Monster
by
Heather Ayris Burnell (Goodreads Author),
Bonnie Adamson
A little boy does not want to go to bed and throws a tantrum. He grows horns and a tail until his parents tame the little bedtime monster.
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
October 16th 2010
by Raven Tree Press, Csi
(first published September 16th 2010)
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It's hard to go to bed when everyone else gets to stay up. Paul doesn't even realize how tired he is when his bedtime grumpiness turns him into a bedtime monster. But Mom and Dad understand. They help Paul settle down, and at the end, Dad reveals something which helps Paul realize that Mom and Dad aren't mad and that it's okay to struggle with bedtime sometimes. A comforting read. This book has the added bonus of being written in both English and Spanish which is a wonderful learning experience...more
A little boy does not want to go to bed and sprouts a tail and growls, turning into a bedtime monster.
Unlike most monster bedtime stories, this one has the main character turn into a monster, but his mom and dad help him fight the bedtime monster.
Unlike most monster bedtime stories, this one has the main character turn into a monster, but his mom and dad help him fight the bedtime monster.
Quick story about a boy who turns into a monster when he doesn't want to go to bed. It's cute and bilingual in English and Spanish. Nothing super special, but another good story about night time.
Cute story with great imaginative elements and good use of challenging vocabulary.
a pretty good look at a child throwing a temper tantrum at bedtime. Cartoony artwork.
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