From School Library Journal
PreSchool-Grade 2–Maja's mum can't find the mates to the family's socks. When the child attempts to put one on, she discovers Flusi, the sock monster, biting her toe. They become fast friends and play together all day. That night, Flusi gets angry when the girl tucks him into her doll bed; he's annoyed to be treated like a toy or stuffed animal. All is set to rights the next night when Maja thinks of the perfect place for him to sleep. Overall, the brightly colored cartoons with large-eyed characters disappoint. The plot lacks detail and the story is too long-winded.
–Debbie Stewart Hoskins, Grand Rapids Public Library, MI Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Review
"Flusi the Sock Monster delivers a delightful answer to the question, 'What the snot is happening to all those socks that go mysteriously missing in the laundry?'" --- Keep Your Eye on the Kids
"A delightful picture book following the friendship between a girl and the little blue sock monster who swipes socks, leaving only one of a pair. A cheerful, intermediate-level story illustrated in whimsical color, that emphasizes the importance of respecting others." --- Midwest Book Review