" Little Monster Chef ": Halloween books for kids Preschool, self esteem story (Halloween Books for Little Monsters Book 8)

<3 Little Monster Chef <3Far off the map in a distant strange landLived a sweet family whose life was so grandAll of them happy, their life was just coolExcept for their son who didn’t like school. Laura S Reading5.0 out of 5 stars An uplifting tale with enchanting illustrationsReviewed in the United States on June 8, 2018Sigal Adler's books are the sort a parent doesn't mind reading over and over. She has a way with words and with rhyme and flow. Her books often also have a message told in an upbeat way.This little monster tries very hard, but school studies are difficult for him. He wants to please his parents. He wants to be good at something. He knows school is important but he is frustrated that studying and remembering seem so hard! We all know kids just like this.When an opportunity arises, this Little Monster steps up and takes charge. He finds something he is good at and that others praise him for. The story is very uplifting.I was also enchanted by the illustrations.Helpful P.S Winn5.0 out of 5 stars Delightful!Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2018Everyone should thank their lucky stars that Sigal Adler is so talented. She writes wonderful children's books. The rhyming text in this special story keeps children engaged. The beautiful illustrations bring smiles to little ones faces and the lessons learned are invaluable. When little monster feels like he doesn't fit in, he learns that finding something you love to do changes everything. Thanks to Sigal Adler for the books that teach great lessons in a winning combination of a great story and amazing pictures. This lady hopes you will continue your magic for years to come.Lynn Demsky5.0 out of 5 stars Cute, clever read!Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020An adorable story about a young monster, not really caring for school wondering what he could do when he got older. The pictures were colorful, clever and fun along with the rhyming story!Nicole O'Connor5.0 out of 5 stars A lovely story.Reviewed in the United StatesThis short story is told in almost perfect rhyme. Full, color illustrations accompany the text on every second page. Each verse is only four lines long and then it is followed by a brilliant illustration. The story is realistic and could be true to life for some. The little monster is not always bright at school but he is polite and hardworking. He helps his mother in the kitchen and knows how to prepare tasty food. Read more