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Where the Wild Things Are
by Maurice Sendak
When Max dons his wolf suit, his imagination carries him to a land filled with lovable monsters.
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There Was an Old Monster
by Rebecca Emberley
An amusing rhyming tale featuring a silly monster whose great appetite makes him eat just about anything and everything in sight, including ticks, bats, and a large bear, enhanced with bright illustrations for preschoolers and beginning readers.
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Flora's Very Windy Day
by Jeanne Birdsall
When a big wind blows away her annoying little brother Crispin, Flora decides to save him despite the many tempting offers she gets for him from, among others, a cloud, an eagle, the man in the moon and the wind itself.
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Jabberwocky
by Lewis Carroll
The author's famous poem is given a modern visual twist as the Jabberwocky becomes a fourteen-fingered, slam-dunking beast on the basketball court.
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Three Bears in a Boat
by David Soman
A tale inspired by Little Bear and Where the Wild Things Are follows the adventures of three bear siblings who embark on a high-seas quest to replace their mother's broken seashell. By the illustrator of the best-selling Ladybug Girl series.
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Romping Monsters, Stomping Monsters
by Jane Yolen
A fun-filled day at the monster playground features exuberant little monsters swinging, sliding, running three-legged races and sharing monster-sicles, in an energetic sequel to Creepy Monsters, Sleepy Monsters.
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King Bidgood's in the Bathtub
by Audrey Wood
Despite pleas from his court, a fun-loving king refuses to get out of his bathtub to rule his kingdom
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In the night kitchen
by Maurice Sendak
A twenty-fifth anniversary edition of the classic story by the author of Where the Wild Things Are features reproductions of the original art. Caldecott Honor Book.
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The sign on Rosie's door
by Maurice Sendak
Rosie loves to pretend so while playing with her friends, she becomes a lovely lady singer, a lost girl, a red firecracker, and a sleepy cat
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