Monster and Mouse Go Camping
By Deborah Underwood, Jared Chapman
Price: $7.99
About the Book
Monster proves he’s not that great in the great outdoors in this heartwarming tale of camping and friendship by New York Times bestselling author Deborah Underwood.
It takes a little convincing, but with the promise of food, Monster decides to join Mouse on a camping trip. Things quickly go awry when Mouse takes off to explore, because, well, Monster gets hungry. He starts with just a little snack—the lantern. And the sleeping bags are hard to resist. Then the tent . . .
Stranded in the wild with no supplies, what are a monster and a mouse to do?
Join these friends on an unforgettable camping trip, perfect for reading snuggled in a sleeping bag or curled on a couch.
This sweet and silly story shows what happens when one friend is a little too hungry and the other is a little forgetful.
- A Hilarious Camping Adventure: Monster can’t wait to try all the delicious camping food. And the lantern. And the sleeping bags. And maybe even the tent.
- An Unforgettable Friendship Story: Even when everything goes wrong—like forgetting the actual food—Monster and Mouse prove they’re the best team.
- A Silly, Lovable Monster: Meet Monster, whose heart is as big as his stomach. He’s a well-meaning friend who just gets a little snacky.
- The Perfect Bedtime Story: Gentle humor and sweet illustrations make this a go-to choice for winding down, whether at home or in the great outdoors.
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Reviews
"The slapstick humor [comes] through loud and clear. This is one camping trip sure to live up to expectations."–Kirkus "Underwood’s (Interstellar Cinderella, 2015) story fits nicely among others that use humor to debunk fears or promote friendly monsters, such as Gianna Marino’s Night Animals (2015) and Nicholas John Frith’s AWerewolf Named Oliver James (2018)."–Booklist "Older kids will enjoy reading this title to younger siblings, if they can curb their own giggles. Use this story to get kids excited about a first camping trip—they’ll be looking eagerly for friendly orange and purple monsters who like to eat sleeping bags."–Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books "Lovers of the great outdoors and those with a camping aversion will root for these friends. Perfect for sharing one-on-one around the campfire or in a camping-themed storytime."–School Library Journal —
About the Book
Monster proves he’s not that great in the great outdoors in this heartwarming tale of camping and friendship by New York Times bestselling author Deborah Underwood.
It takes a little convincing, but with the promise of food, Monster decides to join Mouse on a camping trip. Things quickly go awry when Mouse takes off to explore, because, well, Monster gets hungry. He starts with just a little snack—the lantern. And the sleeping bags are hard to resist. Then the tent . . .
Stranded in the wild with no supplies, what are a monster and a mouse to do?
Join these friends on an unforgettable camping trip, perfect for reading snuggled in a sleeping bag or curled on a couch.
This sweet and silly story shows what happens when one friend is a little too hungry and the other is a little forgetful.
- A Hilarious Camping Adventure: Monster can’t wait to try all the delicious camping food. And the lantern. And the sleeping bags. And maybe even the tent.
- An Unforgettable Friendship Story: Even when everything goes wrong—like forgetting the actual food—Monster and Mouse prove they’re the best team.
- A Silly, Lovable Monster: Meet Monster, whose heart is as big as his stomach. He’s a well-meaning friend who just gets a little snacky.
- The Perfect Bedtime Story: Gentle humor and sweet illustrations make this a go-to choice for winding down, whether at home or in the great outdoors.
Product Details
Reviews
"The slapstick humor [comes] through loud and clear. This is one camping trip sure to live up to expectations."–Kirkus "Underwood’s (Interstellar Cinderella, 2015) story fits nicely among others that use humor to debunk fears or promote friendly monsters, such as Gianna Marino’s Night Animals (2015) and Nicholas John Frith’s AWerewolf Named Oliver James (2018)."–Booklist "Older kids will enjoy reading this title to younger siblings, if they can curb their own giggles. Use this story to get kids excited about a first camping trip—they’ll be looking eagerly for friendly orange and purple monsters who like to eat sleeping bags."–Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books "Lovers of the great outdoors and those with a camping aversion will root for these friends. Perfect for sharing one-on-one around the campfire or in a camping-themed storytime."–School Library Journal —
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