Monster Party! is about a great monster party (aff). Come and join the monster bash. There's spinning and pinning, high-fiving and jiving, and munching, crunching, and buggy-food lunching. When it all ends, Monster must leave his fun-loving friends. There's crying and sighing—until Monster discovers a happy surprise waiting for him at home (aff). This wacky celebration will be a hit with kids!
My son loved this book. It is easy enough for him to read on his own and has great illustrations. I thought it was pretty cute. I would recommend it!
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My son would have enjoyed this book also when he was younger. The illustrations seem so cute and colorful and anything with monsters hold kids attention.
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My son would have enjoyed this book also when he was younger. The illustrations seem so cute and colorful and anything with monsters hold kids attention.