BRAVE LITTLE MONSTER relates the humorous bedtime exploits of a young monster trying to go sleep while a scary little girl hides in his closet eating ice cream and a little boy colors under his bed. The wonderful illustrations by Geoffrey Hayes and fun storyline by Ken Baker make BRAVE LITTLE MONSTER a perfect bedtime story for little monsters everywhere. "Little monsters fear little girls and boys hiding in their rooms in this delightful parody of a nightly bedtime ritual.... Newcomer Baker brings humor to a situation that often has children in tears and parents unable to cope." (Kirkus Reviews) "Add this one to your collection of bedtime books. It's a humorous story that will show kids that even if there is a monster under your bed, it' s probably more scared of you than you are of it!" (Hedgie Review from Hedgehog Books) "Hayes's colorful artwork is clever... Telling a tale from the monster's point of view is an enticing concept." (School Library Journal) "Baker's use of role reversal puts a unique spin on the bogeyman story line that should delight young readers." (Pittsburg Post-Gazette) Visit Ken Baker's website: http: //www.kenbakerbooks.com/
BRAVE LITTLE MONSTER relates the humorous bedtime exploits of a young monster trying to go sleep while a scary little girl hides in his closet eating ice cream and a little boy colors under his bed. The wonderful illustrations by Geoffrey Hayes and fun storyline by Ken Baker make BRAVE LITTLE MONSTER a perfect bedtime story for little monsters everywhere. "Little monsters fear little girls and boys hiding in their rooms in this delightful parody of a nightly bedtime ritual.... Newcomer Baker brings humor to a situation that often has children in tears and parents unable to cope." (Kirkus Reviews) "Add this one to your collection of bedtime books. It's a humorous story that will show kids that even if there is a monster under your bed, it' s probably more scared of you than you are of it!" (Hedgie Review from Hedgehog Books) "Hayes's colorful artwork is clever... Telling a tale from the monster's point of view is an enticing concept." (School Library Journal) "Baker's use of role reversal puts a unique spin on the bogeyman story line that should delight young readers." (Pittsburg Post-Gazette) Visit Ken Baker's website: http: //www.kenbakerbooks.com/
