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Mostly Monsters (Children's Illustrated Classics)

Mostly Monsters (Children's Illustrated Classics)

Published in
1994
3.56
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Description

Works featuring monsters and written by such masters of the genre as Mary Shelley, Ambrose Bierce, and Charles Dickens have been adapted for younger readers and are complemented by chilling illustrations.
Age
6-10
Text complexity
beginner
Length
56 pages

Why to read

  • Encourages Imagination: Reading about monsters in a fantastical setting can help children expand their imagination and creativity, as they envision the different creatures and the world they inhabit.
  • Develops Reading Skills: Illustrated classics are a great way for young readers to improve their reading skills, with engaging pictures that help them understand and retain the story.
  • Teaches Important Lessons: Children's books often contain moral lessons or messages about bravery, friendship, and understanding differences, which can be conveyed through the interactions with or stories about monsters.
  • Fun and Entertaining: Monster stories are often filled with humor, adventure, and excitement, making reading a fun activity that children can look forward to, thereby fostering a love for books and reading.