Godzilla Likes to Roar!

by Kerry Milliron, Bob Eggleton (Illustrator)

The rhyming story follows a day in the life of Godzilla in his Monster Island home. Godzilla roars when he's hungry, when he wants to play with his monster friends, and when he's tired. But eventually, even monsters have to go to sleep! This is a gentle monster "good night" tale for the youngest Godzilla fans.  

24 pages, Paperback

First published March 31, 1998

Reviews

[K.T. Katzmann]

I spent $40 on this book just to read it out loud to my daughter. Was it worth it? Look below.

Every damn penny.

Every since my one year-old watched the MST3k Godzilla Vs. Megalon with me during dinner, her favorite word is roar. Remembering a book I saw in the Official Godzilla Compendium," I took a lucky financial risk. This book will teach her all the right names a toddler should know.

It is adorable.

There's a companion book for older readers where Godzilla cries.

My kiddo isn't old enough for that yet. We read "Godzilla Likes to Roar" every night. It is a happy moment.

The whole book's scanned on my Tumblr, if you're not interested in dropping over ten times its cover price online for it.

[Konnersdad]

Cute little book for any Kaiju lovin mom or dad to read to the little one and pass on the Kaiju love.

[Cheryl]

Sounds like something the little dinosaur fiends would enjoy...

[LemontreeLime]

I still own this, was reminded of it just now. I bought it because i couldn't stop laughing when i read it. I still find it excellent fun.

[Angie]

Keira adored this book at age 3.