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Monster Sleepover!
The little monsters are having a party, but this time it’s not for a birthday—it’s a slumber party! In their own quirky monster style, the friends play Simon Says, read fortunes, sing songs, have snacks, and of course, stay up past their bedtime!
Small children in particular will enjoy laughing along to the all-too-familiar antics of these little monsters. Told in brief text, and panels that highlight the physical humor in each scene, this is the perfect book to share with a young child before his or her first slumber party.
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Small children in particular will enjoy laughing along to the all-too-familiar antics of these little monsters. Told in brief text, and panels that highlight the physical humor in each scene, this is the perfect book to share with a young child before his or her first slumber party.
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32 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2009
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Displaying 1 - 12 of 12 reviews
June 21, 2021
It's fun and games and hilarious hijinks when some adorable monsters get together for a slumber party. This is cute, silly fun - plus - monsters in their PJs!
January 7, 2010
The Little Monsters have their very first sleepover.
What a strange little book. Fun humor to share with kids before a sleepover, but probably not good in storytime because you really need to be up close to enjoy the pictures and humor. Would also work around Halloween time, but def. not scary.
What a strange little book. Fun humor to share with kids before a sleepover, but probably not good in storytime because you really need to be up close to enjoy the pictures and humor. Would also work around Halloween time, but def. not scary.
November 14, 2009
Not a Halloween book, but definitely fits in with the season. Doris has a sleepover and invites all her monster friends--ghosts, vampires, mummies, aliens and monsters! Things get pretty crazy as they eat snacks, sing songs, play games, and...eventually...sleep.
June 4, 2011
Well, I suppose this could be a good bedtime book. I really don't like the robot who talks like an idiot: "Robot no get wet," "Robot fall down." I can't stand when parents talk to their kids this way, so why would I like it in a book meant for kids?
July 11, 2018
The little monsters are having a slumber party! The quirky monster style, the friends play Simon Says, read fortunes, sing songs, have snacks, and of course, stay up past their bedtime! 5/16/2018
August 6, 2014
My kids (aged 6 and 7) absolutely loved this book. To the point that there were tears when we had to return it to the library!
Such a funny little story, even I found myself laughing at some the illustrations and dialogue.
Well worth a read with the kids!
Such a funny little story, even I found myself laughing at some the illustrations and dialogue.
Well worth a read with the kids!
December 16, 2009
I am underimpressed. Monster loving kids will like it though.
January 11, 2010
Would not lend itself to a group story time.
March 2, 2010
Nice book with alot of humor. Good for preschoolers and older. The book is longer with humor the older kids would understand.
November 8, 2011
Laine, 4, didn't get it. Henry, 7, thought it was hilarious.
May 5, 2012
Cute story and layout. Scenes are framed out like a comic book, which dad especially appreciates.
February 3, 2011
cute monsters decided to spend a night together
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