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Little Monsters Rule!: A book by David Walliams
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- GenresChildrensPicture Books
32 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2023
About the author
David Walliams
251 books3,507 followersLibrarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.
David Walliams is an actor and writer best known for his work with Matt Lucas in the multi-award-winning sketch show Little Britain. His debut children's novel, The Boy in the Dress, was published in 2008 to unanimous critical acclaim and he has since developed a reputation as a natural successor to Roald Dahl.
David Walliams is an actor and writer best known for his work with Matt Lucas in the multi-award-winning sketch show Little Britain. His debut children's novel, The Boy in the Dress, was published in 2008 to unanimous critical acclaim and he has since developed a reputation as a natural successor to Roald Dahl.
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September 24, 2024
Preslatka!
October 2, 2025
Furball, the yeti is excited to be attending Monster School. He is ready to learn how to be the "scariest" monster. However, all the other monsters and teachers do not take Furball seriously. In fact, they all "bully" Furball.
One day while in a tree to retrieve a ball, Furball finds himself launched through the air into the next school yard. It is there that he meets Howler, the werewolf. Howler tells Furball, he does not want to be the scariest/mean monster but a nice one. He will help him turn Monster School into a nice school.
No one including monsters and teachers can resist a party. It just goes to show "Sometimes it takes little ones like you to make the world a better place. It just goes to show...Little Monsters Rule!
This is a fun book. I would rate the reading level as a medium. My niece who is nine was able to read with minimal assistance on the words. This is a book that readers will want to read again and again. Love Furball and Howler.
One day while in a tree to retrieve a ball, Furball finds himself launched through the air into the next school yard. It is there that he meets Howler, the werewolf. Howler tells Furball, he does not want to be the scariest/mean monster but a nice one. He will help him turn Monster School into a nice school.
No one including monsters and teachers can resist a party. It just goes to show "Sometimes it takes little ones like you to make the world a better place. It just goes to show...Little Monsters Rule!
This is a fun book. I would rate the reading level as a medium. My niece who is nine was able to read with minimal assistance on the words. This is a book that readers will want to read again and again. Love Furball and Howler.
December 16, 2025
Apie mažuosius monstrus, kurie pakeitė mokyklos senbuvius - blogiukus į geriečius.
March 25, 2026
A little Yeti is having a hard time in school for monsters. Will a new friend help him?
June 17, 2026
A cute picture book from David Walliams.
April 10, 2026
First, I liked the artwork a lot. Bright, colourful, big pictures on the page, somewhat cartoonish, if I were a child I'd be thinking woo hoo! (And they are the target market. As much as I myself like subtle, elegant, understated, I can give props to other approaches when they're deserved).
But I thought the message/story was pat and unbelievable, and if put into application by a child, doomed to failure. So that bothers me. I'd rather read stories where the characters just do things, and we don't have to walk away from the book feeling that was the right thing to do, as if it were still the Victorian age and all books required morals. I'm more of an Alice-in-Wonderland fan, and want to read about fun and interesting things that happen, with no sense that the behaviour should be copied and emulated.
Read more of my ramblings at my blog The Wunsapon.
[Note: 5 star = loved it | 4 star = liked it lots | 3 star = it was fine | 2 star = disappointing | 1 star = hated it]
But I thought the message/story was pat and unbelievable, and if put into application by a child, doomed to failure. So that bothers me. I'd rather read stories where the characters just do things, and we don't have to walk away from the book feeling that was the right thing to do, as if it were still the Victorian age and all books required morals. I'm more of an Alice-in-Wonderland fan, and want to read about fun and interesting things that happen, with no sense that the behaviour should be copied and emulated.
Read more of my ramblings at my blog The Wunsapon.
[Note: 5 star = loved it | 4 star = liked it lots | 3 star = it was fine | 2 star = disappointing | 1 star = hated it]
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