Greedy Little Monster: Beautifully Illustrated Children's Book for Beginner Readers (Ages 2-6) (Little Monster Series for Beginner Readers 5): Going to Sleep Picture Book

by Faria A (Illustrator), Kally Mayer

Overview

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GREEDY LITTLE MONSTER
Picture Book for Beginner Readers (Ages 2-6)
5th book in the Little Monster Series for Beginner Readers

Follow the greedy little purple and green monster as he prepares for his 5th birthday.
He is so excited that he can't sleep. All he can think about is all the presents and goodies he will receive.
But. wait.... Something is not right!
What happens to the greedy little monster after he has a bad dream?
Find out what he decides to do in this beautifully illustrated picture book that your children will love.
Teaches a valuable lesson to your children about the importance of love and friendship.

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Check out the other books in the Little Monster Series for Beginner Readers on Kally Mayer's Author Page
Book One- If You Found a Little Monster
Book Two- Little Monsters Have Feelings Too!
Book Three- Dance Little Monster, Dance!
Book Four- Go To Sleep Little Monster

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781500499037
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	07/13/2014
Series:	Little Monster Series for Beginner Readers , #5
Pages:	36
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.09(d)

About the Author

Kally Mayer is the oldest of 7 children and has always loved writing and poetry. She recalls her mother being concerned that she read so much that she never came out of her room.
Working as a Youth worker with special needs children Kally has been around children her whole life. She really enjoys entertaining them with her silly rhymes and made up stories.
Kally has 3 children and two grandchildren which has inspired her to publish books for younger children.
Kally believes that literacy is an important indicator of the success of your child and entertaining them while reading is key. Gone are the days of Dick and Jane. The more fun you and your child have, the more you will hook them into reading!