Little Monster’s Book of Opposites identifies opposites with situations that any child can understand. Good puppies and bad, young monsters and old—with fantastically fun images the whole family will enjoy.
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Frances Thomas lives in London, where she divides her time between writing and teaching dyslexic children. She has written for adults and children, and her first adult novel, Seeing Things, was a runner-up for the Whitbread First Novel award. She is also the author of the original Little Monster stories, What If? and One Day Daddy.
Ross Collins is the author and/or illustrator of many picture books for children including Germs, Busy Night, and the original Little Monster stories, What If? and One Day Daddy. He lives in Scotland.
Ross Collins is the author and/or illustrator of many picture books for children including Germs, Busy Night, and the original Little Monster stories, What If? and One Day Daddy. He lives in Scotland.
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We love Ross Collins,
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This review is from: Little Monster's Book of Opposites (Hardcover)
Our household was introduced to the illustrations of Ross Collins in "Jack and the Dreamsack". My daughter enjoyed looking at the pictures when she was very very small (3 months), particularly the page with the black and white dream tree where Jack picks up a seed. He uses bright colors and seems to have a crazy dreamlike imagination. This makes the pictures fun for kids to look at but also less boring for you the adult as they are not your typical cutsie baby images. Once we had "Jack" we picked up this book (Opposites) and our daughter (16 months now) carries it over to me all the time. I like that it comes in board book and is sturdy enough to handle the traffic it's getting. It also only has one sentence per page so when she was small and was just in it for the page turning I could get it out but now that she's becoming more tolerant I read the sentence and then point to the small dude and say he's small and then to the big dude and say he's big. I also comment on other items in the picture (like this is an umbrella). We also have "The No-Nothings" (we don't love this one that much) and have "Numbers" and "Busy Night" on their way.
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great book,
This review is from: Little Monster's Book of Opposites (Hardcover)
This is a really cute book. My 16 month old son is learning basic words and concepts and loves this book. The illustrations explain the concepts. A nice existential twist makes it more interesting for the adults as well.
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