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The Monster Sale


No. of pages 96

Published: 2013

Great for age 6-12 years

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Monsters that moan and groan and wail,Buy your monsters at the Monster Sale.Chickens who wear jumpers, all kinds of monsters, a puppy s favourite chews (a lucky dip of forgotten socks), staying awake waiting for your birthday, a bear in his underwear . In his first collection for younger children, well-known poet Brian Moses has provided a funny and witty snapshot of family life, with a bit of fantasy added in. Perfect for sharing at home or at school.

 

 

This book has been graded for interest at 7-10 years.

There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published in 2013 by Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd .

Brian Morse is a primary school teacher in Warley, West Midlands.

 

This book features the following character:

Brian Moses
This book features the character Brian Moses.

`A witty and varied anthology'

 

'Will encourage young children to enjoy and appreciate poetry.'

 

Selected by Marilyn Brocklehurst as Children's Booksellers' Choice best books for May. 'These lovely books provide amusing, thoughtful and reflective poetry about aspects of family life and childhood.'

 

Selected by Marilyn Brocklehurst as Children's Booksellers' Choice best books for May. 'These lovely books provide amusing, thoughtful and reflective poetry about aspects of family life and childhood.'

` A witty and varied anthology'

'Will encourage young children to enjoy and appreciate poetry.'

'A fun bedside book

'There's something for everyone in this compact book.'

` A collection (of children's poetry) should be fun, easily readable in language that youngsters can read and it should be laid out in a style that appeals to them to keep them reading and saying "One more and then I'll put the book down." This book does all of that.'