Subjects:  1. Animals - Cats    2. Bedtime & Dreams    3. Cats    4. Children's 4-8 - Fiction - General    5. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    6. Children: Kindergarten    7. Fairy tales    8. Fiction    9. Humorous Stories    10. Juvenile Fiction    11. Monsters    12. Preschool Picture Story Books    13. Juvenile Fiction / Bedtime & Dreams   

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A Chilling story
How to Kill a Monster is a fabulous book.It is a spine tingling, heart breathing, and breathe taking scary book.It is about two is my favorite o kids, Gretchen who is 12 and Clark who is 12 went to visit their grand parents.The grandpa is my favorite character because he is nearly deaf and the grandma just likes to cook.The two kids had some trouble getting there thought.At the house, they found a locked door and wanted to check it out. However, their grandparents tell them to stay away.Can you guess what happened?Yah they open the door and something comes out.When Gretchen and Clark go downstairs, they are locked in.Do they get out?You will have to read the book to find out.In my opinion people 9 and up should read this book.I just thought it was a wonderful book.

Windsor Jr High - Nat
This was a verry suspensefull book.It had lots of exciting parts and some parts that were creepy.The parts that i didn't like were when they were trying to be funny.This is a verry good book.!!!!!!!!!

Scary, BUT NOT ENOUGH MOSTEROUSE FOR ME!!!!!!!
I REALLY DID NOT LIKE THIS BOOK.I MEAN I AM NOT SAYING THAT R.L STINE'S STORYIES SUCK, ALL I AM SAYING IS THAT THIS BOOK R.L STINE MADE IS JUST NOT SCARY ENOUGH! I MEAN IT IS AN ORIGINAL PSHHTTTTTTT!! LIVING WITH A MONSTER. tHERE ARE MANY BOOKS OUT THERE
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Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 3-4    3. Fiction    4. Grandparents    5. Horror & Ghost Stories    6. Horror stories    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Monsters    9. Juvenile Fiction / Horror & Ghost Stories   

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Son is crazy for this book a year later!
Last year, I bought this reluctantly thinking my son would tear the flaps off. But I needed a little trick or treat gift for an 18 mo that couldn't have candy. A year later and thousands(yes literally)of readings later it is still intact.My son still cracks up at this book and its a must have for any road trips.

My 10 month old LOVES this book
My 10 month old daughter and I were going on our first airplane trip and I wanted to keep her occupied on the flight.I bought a whole bunch of new toys and a few books, this being one of them.The entire time, she wanted me to read this book to her over and over.Whenever I was finished reading it and would close the book, she would cry.i must of read it to her 20 times. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Baby-Preschool    2. Children: Kindergarten    3. Fiction    4. Holidays & Celebrations - Halloween    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Monsters    7. Specimens    8. Stories in rhyme    9. Toy and movable books    10. Juvenile Fiction / Holidays & Festivals / Halloween   

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Yuck
This is one of the only books I'm willing to pay my own shipping to return it.I bought this because I liked 'Twas the Fright Before Christmas, and I liked the unique yet cute artwork of all the monsters in it and the details in the background.But this book, The House that Drac Built-- it's hard to believe it's the same artist!I have tons of picture books, and this has the ugliest artwork of them all.The manicore is gross-- a weird face and sausage-link tail.I didn't find the artwork creepy or scary in the way I'd love to see in a Halloween book for a change, but this art was just completely unappealing.I love Halloween picture books, but I highly recommend In the Haunted House and The Bones of Fred McFee, both by Eve Bunting, Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson, The Old Lady who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams, or for an edgier book, Cinderella Skeleton Robert D. San Souci all over this one.

Fun to read
My 3 year old nephew adores this book. He is really into monsters and vampires and the like.Within just a few times of reading it, he now has memorized it and has a wonderful time with the words and expressions. I think he even loves to watch us adults have fun with him while we are going through the book. I adore watching him read it. It is a book I myself want to keep around for other kids as well.

Here is a great house for kids to check out on Halloween
As you can easily guess from the title, "The House That Drac Built" takes the basic structure of "The House That Jack Built" and throws in everything from a bat and a cat to a manticore and the fiend of Bloodygore.Everything chains out, albeit rattling chains covered with dust from a dungeon, and young children will love the way new monsters keep getting added into the mix.Then, just to make things really fun, some children show up trick or treating and pretty much scare the monsters.Author Judy Sierra keeps this relatively simply despite offering up such things as a fearsome manticore (apparently she and her husband like to convince trick-or-treaters that they have come to the house that Drac built, which apparently is located in Eugene, Oregon).Will Hillenbrand's illustrations are atmospheric without being overly spooky (e.g., the mummy from days of yore), thereby catching the whimsy of this particular tale.Be sure to have your kids check out the cover where all of the characters from inside the book can be found lurking around somewhere. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    2. Children: Grades 1-2    3. Fiction    4. Halloween    5. Haunted houses    6. Holidays & Celebrations - Halloween    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Monsters    9. Stories in rhyme    10. Juvenile Fiction / Holidays & Festivals / Halloween   

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Dissenting opinion
I found the story line thin and the illustrations lacking. It's a great idea, but it just didn't quite work. In particular, the illustrations don't enhance the story. Again, I liked the idea of "primitive" style, child-like illustrations (I love Mo Willems' books), but the execution didn't quite work. Fell flat with my 4 year old.

A BOY UNDER A MONSTER'S BED! CLEVER IDEA, WONDERFUL STORY
Wow! If there were ten stars, I would give this book that many, if only for the fantastic idea of reversing a familiar situation that most children fear (a monster under the bed) and making it a BOY under a little monster's bed.Clever, Mr. McClear.And this fab author didn't stop at the idea, he wove it into an awesome story that held me spell-bound, as I'm sure it did his many fans of all ages. I grabbed this book right out of my granddaughter's hands because the idea intrigued me so much, and the storyline grabbed me and wouldn't let go until the last word.I highly recommend this book
4 ½ *The Monster Who Was Afraid of Boys!
A colorful book that doesn't quite reach its potential,"The Boy Under the Bed" is about a young monster, Giles, with nighttime fears that a BOY may be hiding under his bed!When he calls his big-headed (literally), tusked parents into his room, the boy disappears.(The parents later comfort/admonish their son by saying "...THERE ARE NO SUCH THINGS AS BOYS.") But Giles knows better:Read more

Subjects:  1. Bedtime Stories    2. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    4. Children: Grades 3-4    5. General    6. Juvenile Fiction    7. Juvenile Fiction / Bedtime & Dreams    8. Juvenile Fiction / Science Fiction, Fantasy, Magic    9. Social Issues - Emotions & Feelings    10. Social Situations - Emotions & Feelings    11. Bedtime & Dreams    12. Children's 4-8    13. Fiction    14. Monsters    15. Science Fiction, Fantasy, Magic   

Editorial Review

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Nice Conclusion
Jared, Mallory, and Simon Grace are back in the final installment of the Spiderwick Chronicles.It picks up right where the last one left off with the children walking home afraid of how angry their mother will be when she finds out that they were out all night battling Goblins.But when they get home they find the house has been ransacked and their mother kidnapped by the evil Mulgarath himself.They must now figure out how to get into his evil palace and rescue their mother without becoming victims themselves.But they are not sure how to battle the evil monster and the goblins and dragons he has surrounded himself with because Mulgarath has also stolen their great great uncle Arthur's field guide that contains all of the secrets to dealing with creatures from the fairie world.They must rely on their contacts with good creatures including the Elves and their smarts to try to save the day.
Easily The Best of The Spiderwick Chronicles

The exciting finish
I liked this book alot,in one hand i think the Author could have made it a bit more interesting.And in the other hand i think it was okay.I think they could have put in a bit more dangerous characters.I really liked the bit where they think the man is there dad and then he changes into a gastly beast with sharp claws and a wrinkly face.The house was very good because of they put the house in a setting of a junkyard.I think the stairs were really awesome.I also think Byron was very imaginitive.The ending could have been a little bit better. I wish there would be another seires like the Spiderwick seiries ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure - General    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 4-6    4. Dwarfs    5. Fiction    6. Goblins    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Monsters    9. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    10. Juvenile Fiction / Legends, Myths, Fables / General    11. Language & Literature   

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Excellent, Engaging, and Enlightening
These stories are wonderful.Full of imagintion, it's been able to draw my very active [...] into the stories.Every story has a moral and it's great for the children to learn them and is a great reminder for adults too (especially when you get caught up in the everyday grind and forget the simple things in life)!!!The moral of each story is stated in the beginning of the tale and reiterated at the end of the story.Great stories, great illustrations, and just TERRIFIC!

Not really classics, but a good collection all the same.
'The Serendipity Collection' includes Zippity Zoom, Ming Ling, Butterwing, Serendipity, Sassafras, Rhubarb and Memily.
love serendipity collection
I have read the Serendipity books to my daughter when she was young, she had almost the entire collection, but being in the military and moving from place to place, we lost a lot of the collection.I found the Serendipity Collection, in hard bound, with 7 wonderful stories in it, purchased it, and now I read it to my grandchildren.Once again Serendipity is being read in my house again.My grandchildren, which are 6 and 5 yrs. old, love the stories.They turn the tv OFF when it is bedtime and grab the book and wait for me to come to read the stories to them.When a child will turn the Disney Channel off, for a story book reading, that alone says a lot about the book.My grandchildren love this book, and yes, I will be buying more and more of this series.The pictures in the book are so fantastic and life like, I really am glad to find this book, and the morals in the book are just what we try to teach our children and grandchildren.This book will be a joy to anyone that loves to read to children and watch their faces as they see the darling pictures. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Animals    2. Animals - General    3. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    4. Children: Kindergarten    5. Fiction    6. General    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Sea monsters    9. Short Stories    10. Juvenile Fiction / Legends, Myths, Fables / General   

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Kids love this book
My kiddos got this book as a gift.I took my daughter's copy to school and read it to her kindergarten class and the whole class LOVED it!The teacher loved it so much that I bought her a copy for her class.
awesome
A tremendous story with subtle morals everywhere.Spectacular color and imagry in the artwork.It's the kind of work that nobody can have too much of.

awesome book!
(...)[My] aunt gave me this book. I loved reading it, and whenever I went to the beach, I would look for sea monsters and hidden treasure. I just re-read the book for the first time in 7 years, and it was just as good as it was when I was 5. Then, I looked to see who the author was. Big suprise: it was written by Jimmy Carter, who used to be my father's next door neigbor 40 years ago! ... Read more

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Reviews (41)

deep trouble
you will like this book Deep trouble because it begins like this a boy is looking for a griant sting ray and he gosto the middled and gets suck underwater then he went back to surface and gasp for air then he races he sister he took a short cut he stops he had steped on fire coral it burned his foot and he found a mermaid they count it the mermaid i can't tell you the ending....

All About A Good Book
This is all about the book Deep Trouble.It is about these peoplethinking that they caught a mermaid and then these zoopeople came and said that they would give the other people one million dollars, but the oter people did not give them the mermaid, and thats how the book went, this was one of the best books I have ever read.

Misleading, but Good
I'm a very tuff critic, and as much as I like R.L. Stine, this isn't his best. The story, in my opinion, is misleading. It's supposed to be the "Don't Go In The Water" scenario, but it's mainly about mermaids, something that isn't very scary. Early in the book is the best scene. A hammerhead circles the main character. If only the whole book would have dealt on this topic. But, I do believe that it is worth buying and reading. Hope you enjoy! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Horror    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 3-4    4. Fantasy fiction    5. Fiction    6. Horror & Ghost Stories    7. Horror fiction    8. Horror stories    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Mermaids    11. Monsters    12. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    13. Juvenile Fiction / Horror & Ghost Stories   

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How sweet! Can Elmo get any cuter? Just precious!!!!!
This is a must have for any Elmo lover. Such a sweet, bright, cheery and colorful book with the same warm cuddly feelings you always get from Elmo - fabulous book! I'm buying another one for my neice (hope my sister isn't reading this:) This book is a poem all about how Elmo Love you and mine and my son's favorite part is at the end when Elmo ask's if you will be his valentine and will you give Elmo a kiss. Before I can say the word kiss, my son grabs the book and kisses Elmo - to die for, PRECIOUS! BUY IT!!!!!!!

Mother of an elmo lover
My son loves elmo.He has many books but his favorites are elmo books.This is another great elmo book.

Fun and colorful Elmo Book
This cute little board book was quick to become a favorite in our ELMO-LOVING household. Filled with scenes of the Sesame Street gang in familiar settings, your child will love hearing you read the simple rhymes on each page, i.e., "Bert loves pigeons, and pigeons love to coo.Can you guess who Elmo loves?Elmo loves you!"
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Reviews (28)

A favorite!
A great theme that has recently been reinforced with "Monsters, Inc". Accessible, non-scary illustrations that, like most of Mayer's stuff, are very much through a kids'-eye view. Also gives kids the idea of power over something scary, that they can have control over their interactions with imaginary beasties.
How to Overcome Your Fear of the Dark -- for Preschoolers
A very cute picture book with less than a sentence per page, _There's a Nightmare in My Closet_ is about overcoming your fear of the dark.The hero in our story confronts his fears, finds out things aren't as bad as he imagines they are, and even shows kindness to a former foe.
Great Book
My four year old really relates to the boy in this story.My son thought he had monsters in his room also.This book helped him get over his fear of the dark. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    2. Children: Babies & Toddlers    3. Dreams    4. Fiction    5. General    6. Monsters    7. Juvenile Fiction / Bedtime & Dreams   

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a classic
My son is 29 years old and this was his favorite book as a toddler. I just ordered it for his new daughter. I hope she enjoys itas much as he did.

Very cute!
Not a big Elmo fan myself, but I do like Grover.My daughter was so excited when I gave her this book. She loves both Grover and Elmo.

Another Monster at the End of This Book (Big Bird's Favorites)
I loved the first book, There's a Monster at the End of This Book, but I wasn't impressed with the second (this) book. I remember as a child reading the original, and I had to get it for my 2-year-old son. I thought that he would love the one with Elmo (because he loves Elmo) but he wasn't that into it, and I wasn't thrilled with the story line. ... Read more

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junie b. jones has a monster under her bed
First Pualie Allen Puffer told everyone that they have a monstre under their bed. So now junie bcan't go to sleep. The next day Grace said that she should not had lissened to him.now her mom and dadies telling her that monster aren't real.She said that if she goes to sleep then the monster will bite her head off. What I liked most about this book is Junie B. keep getting out of bed it was so funny. What I liked least about this book is Junie B. is all ways screaming over everthing like if she don't get her way she will just start screaming

junie b jones has a monster under her bed
Paulie Allen Puffer told junie b that she and every one else had
JunieB. Jones has a monster under her bed
junie b.jones has a monster under her bed is about a girl
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Subjects:  1. Bedtime    2. Bedtime & Dreams    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    4. Children: Grades 2-3    5. Fear    6. Fiction    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Kindergarten    9. Monsters    10. Park, Barbara    11. Readers - Chapter Books    12. Juvenile Fiction / Readers / Chapter Books   

Editorial Review

"It was cool and hazy on Halloween night / The silvery moon shed a ghostly white light. / As the fog billowed in and bats flitted about, / Trick-or-treat piggies got dressed to step out." So begins

Reviews (3)

Perfect for Halloween
I didn't think my (young) 3-year-old would sit through this book. The text looked long, the art very detailed. But I was WRONG! This has been our nightly story for weeks and I confess: I'm not bored. It's the perfect touch--not very frightening and a reassuring story of self-confidence. Even my 2-year-old pops in for the occasional ghost or pig (no, he's not quite ready for the whole story although Curious George has kept him seated).
A really wonderful book!
I bought this book for my daughter to celebrate Halloween.It is her favorite holiday so we read this book year round.The story is about a pig named John who is too scared to go trick or treating on Halloween with his friends.John stays back at the house as his friends go on without him.After they leave a real witch comes calling for some treats.When she sees that John only has candy to hand out she decides to teach hime how to make some real Halloween treats.They whip up such heavenly connoctions as pies, tarts, mousse, sundaes, and cookies.All of the witch's monster friends show up for a real Halloween party.Finally the witch tells John that they have to leave while it is still night out.When John's pig friends come back cold and tired they are amazed to find all of the treats that John has prepared.When John goes to bed he realizes he is no longer afraid of Halloween and he dreams of all of the new friends he has made.The illustrations in this book are great and the story is really sweet.My daughter loves this book and I really enjoy reading it to her.This book will really put you into a Halloween mood.

This was a wonderfully sweet story of Halloween
I fell in love with this book from the start.I loved how John Pig portrayed his feelings about Halloween. There was so many adorables pictures that you begin to see new things in the pictures that you didn'tsee before.The witch is great - My kids loved that idea that she was afun witch.The food she made sounded heavenly... What a great book forkids.... My children adore this book as do I. ... Read more

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My child loves this book
My infant (almost 10 months) loves this book.The use of great adjectives like "blobby" make this a nice book to read.The touch-and-feel patches are unique and well designed.

Great book for babies
My 8 month old son loves this book. It's his favorite right now, he loves the different textures on each page, the bright colors, and he smiles at every page. It is short and sweet and keeps a baby's attention. It was the first book he really seemed to enjoy. The pages are well made and durable and good for biting on too! ... Read more

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Charming, funny, a little bit "witchy."
I like that Shrek likes himself for who he is.I like the theme, that there's someone for everybody.I don't especially care for the "evil magic" in it, but it is a very small part of the story.

Shrek, the ugliest guy around
When they came along, the moviemakers took a great deal of artistic license. Little of the book remains intact in the movie. The book starts with Shrek's parents hissing things over, and they decide to send Shrek "out in the world [to do] his share of damage". Shortly after he leaves home, Shrek meets with a witch who tells him his fortune in exchange for a few of Shrek's lice. Shrek is told that he will wed a princess who is even uglier than he, and is overjoyed at the news. On his way to the princess, Shrek meets a peasant, confronts thunder and lightning, defeats a dragon, has a nightmare of being loved by children, and meets a donkey who takes him to the castle. After defeating a knight he goes and meets his princess. The two get married and live horribly ever after.
sherk
Shrek's parents were ugly but not as ugly as shrek even if you put them together
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Reviews (7)

Shareing with my grand children
My two twin grandchildren age 6 a boy and girl, I talked into letting me read book.
A Confused and Messy Story
My son is a lover of all things monster-related, so I figured we would both enjoy reading this book.Wrong.This book can't decide what it wants to be.The storyline appeals to the seven-year-old boy set, but the prose is often overblown and flowery, a hallmark of an adult writer who just doesn't want to admit that he is writing kid's fiction.The gross-out passages are totally over-the-top; in particular, the scene with the kids' father weeping and having his brains sucked by a monster is graphic and disturbing.The story meanders aimlessly and the ending falls with a confused thud.Upon finishing the book, my son and I looked at eachother and both said "huh?"Don't bother.

Great book, though not for everyone
I will admit this book can be a bit advanced for some. I can see dyslexics becoming confused and I can see a child may not understand all of the vocabulary (more geared towards 10-11, not 8), but this was a VERY entertaining book.
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spooky and charming
The wit of Crimi and the excellent artwork of Grimly combine to create a really spectacular, and twisted, love story, of Boris Kleenitoff and Bella Legrossi, two singular inhabitants of booville who realize how perfect Halloween, and life can be, when you compromise for love.Perfect for the child in all of us, as well as lovers of darker humor, such as Edward Gorey and Tim Burton.

not just for halloween
my son loved this book! we have read and re read it dzns of time so far. it is great in the summer in the winter.. it is a great story of two differant people coming together and of toleration... are you a bit of legorossi? or a neatnick like kleanitoff? the illustrations are just.... well you'll see. take my word for it..

An Odd Couple to Love
I love this book! Kids will enjoy the antics of this mismatched couple. The humor works on so many levels. This is a great book to give as a gift to kids as well as adults. I read it whenever I need a laugh. The illustrations are "to die" for and add to the story. ... Read more

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A smooth read!!!
This is a speedy read that will delight any bookworm!!!
Opinon for this fantastic book!
I would recommend this book for boys of all ages. I thought this book was a great book, and it was very descriptive.

A Scary Change
When you are alone do you ever think about monsters? Well if not then after you read this book you will. You will because of the monsters ring. The ring works like this: Step 1: You twist it once around and you get fangs as teeth in your mouth. When you twist it twice, which is step 2, you get horned and hairy. Then step 3: You twist the ring three times, but no person has dared.
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