Book details
Monsters Eat Whiny Children
Description
Henry and Eve, having ignored their father's warning, are kidnapped by monsters who eat whiney children, but while increasing numbers of monsters argue over how to prepare them, the siblings begin to play nicely. Includes a recipe for. cucumber sandwiches.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
beginner
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: 'Monsters Eat Whiny Children' presents a unique and imaginative tale that captures the attention of both children and adults. The story is engaging and offers a humorous take on behavior and consequences, making it an enjoyable read for a wide audience.
- Moral Lesson: The book provides a playful yet impactful way to discuss the importance of good behavior and not whining with children. It serves as a conversation starter about manners and listening to parents or guardians in a way that is not overly didactic.
- Artistic Illustrations: Bruce Eric Kaplan is known for his distinctive illustration style, which adds a quirky and delightful visual element to the story. The illustrations complement the text and help to bring the story to life, making it more memorable and engaging for young readers.
- Humor for All Ages: While the book is targeted towards children, the humor in 'Monsters Eat Whiny Children' is layered and can be appreciated by adults as well. This makes it an excellent choice for a family read-aloud experience, ensuring that everyone, regardless of age, will have a good laugh.