Nighty Night, Little Green Monster

“Children will be starstruck with this monstrously interactive bedtime story.”

“A baby sibling for a modern childhood classic.”

“Just as Emberley's book Go Away, Big Green Monster (1993) allowed young children to send away a potentially scary big monster, the new book lets them do the same to a charming little monster…Cleverly designed and sturdy, the die-cut pages are tough enough to endure plenty of finger pokes, hand grabs, and page turns, which are sure to come as young children explore this engaging picture book.”

“Like this book's classic predecessor, Go Away, Big Green Monster, listeners turn die-cut pages to reveal, body part by body part, a little monster….This is a simple bedtime story and a subtle introduction to color and the body.”
 

“Twenty years after Go Away, Big Green Monster! Emberley uses die-cuts to introduce readers to a new monster, and this one's much younger (and far less scary) than its predecessor….Just the thing for children to wind down with after a candy-fueled Halloween night.”