The Night the Monsters Came - Wonders, Junia

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Bronze Medal Winner 2021 MOONBEAM CHILDREN'S BOOK AWARDS Winner 2021 STORY MONSTERS APPROVED Finalist 2021 BEST BOOK AWARDS Semi-Finalist 2021 INDIES TODAY AWARD Distinguished Favorite 2022 INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD Honorable Mention 2021 ROYAL DRAGONFLY BOOK AWARD A gentle rhyming tale of hungry monsters promotes healthy bedtime routines for young children. On a cold, quiet, and moonless night, hungry monsters come out of hiding from the woods looking for something tasty to eat. Young Jack, in his little wizard costume, and his sister Joy, in her frilly fairy dress, are fearless and ready to face the monstrous creatures who barge into their bedroom looking for tasty treats. We're hungry monsters on a prowl For something tasty, something foul. The monsters are looking for deliciously grubby feet, sticky hands, and unbrushed teeth which they find scrumptious. But to the delight of the children, Jack and Joy have no such thing-they're nice and clean and therefore are not the stuff of monsters' dreams. They are washed, brushed, and smelling fresh and clean-the stuff of monsters' nightmares! This playful rhyming story shares with children that it's never too early to start creating healthy habits, such as washing their hands and brushing their teeth, as part of their bedtime routine...to keep the hungry monsters at bay! Praise for The Night the Monsters Came: Siblings Jack and Joy are ready for bedtime. But first, they must outwit the hungry monsters that stand in their way - by harnessing the power of hygiene! This delightful picture book will keep children enthralled while teaching healthy habits like washing their hands and brushing their teeth. -Bookbub A terrific message told with style and class. Written with the feeling and tempo of classic children's poetry from centuries past, The Night the Monsters Came is a catchy story for new readers that gently stresses the lesson of regular oral hygiene. -Morgan Justice, Indies Today I thought this book was cute. I really love the message behind it and I think it is a cute and fun way to convince your kiddos to stay clean. -Reedsy Discovery...

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A monstrously funny bedtime book that helps kids embrace healthy habits-through rhyme, humor, and squeaky-clean suspense! A terrific message told with style and class. - Indies Today Winner of 15 literary awards including: 2022 Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY) Gold Medal 2022 The IAN Book of the Year Awards - Children's Fiction Illustrated 2022 Nautilus Book Awards 2021 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards On a moonless night, two brave siblings face down a band of slobbery, stinky monsters... armed only with soap, toothpaste, and a solid bedtime routine. Jack and Joy are ready for bed-but the monsters are hungry! They're on the prowl for sticky fingers, dirty feet, and unbrushed teeth. Fortunately, these two kids are the cleanest in town. And that's bad news for the monsters. Perfect for: ? Bedtime stories with a twist ? Halloween read-alouds with laughs (not frights!) ? Teaching kids about hygiene in a fun, engaging way ? Children ages 3-8 who love silly monsters, rhymes, and mischief Packed with playful rhymes and laugh-out-loud moments, this bedtime story turns bubble baths and toothbrushing into monster-fighting superpowers. Because when you're clean... stink-loving monsters don't stand a chance. It's perfect for easing hygiene battles and bedtime routines, all while enthralling kids with a monsteriffic bedtime story. So scrub-a-dub, brush with might, and send those monsters home in fright!...