Little Monsters at Play - Life lessons in a short story for children - Daniel Williams - Bog

Are you and your kids ready to join the Little Monsters on another adventure? Based off of the "Twelve Little Monsters" story, "Little Monsters at Play" will once again bring you into the world of these cuddly creatures. Join Bruce (a red monster with no legs and no feet) and his friend Lily (who is blue with one eye and four teeth) as they learn a lesson about acceptance and friendship over a game of soccer. It's the red team versus the blue team - will the monsters be able to overlook the rivalry between the two colors and instead learn to embrace everyone, differences and all? Targeted at kids, ages 2-6, this short children's story features friendly, colorful monsters that kids can get to know while reading about them. Written in a rhythmical manner, the story is peppered with numbers and colors, and is a positive way to teach children some new words and to also reinforce vocabulary they already know. Encourage literacy in young kids by reading this fun, short story together. Build vocabulary and reading skills, learn colors and numbers, and have fun with rhyming words and silly looking monsters. It also includes some great word and color associations, such as "blue is the color of the ocean and sky". Use this as a starting point for your little ones, and get them to come up with other color comparisons. The storyline offers a great lesson about teamwork and acceptance, and opens up the opportunity to talk about this with your kids. (It's never too early to encourage sharing and caring!) Parents, teachers, and caregivers - this is a great read for story time, bedtime, or whenever you and your little ones are looking for a bit of feel-good fun. Visually appealing with bright colors and fun animations, "Little Monsters at Play" is sure to be a crowd-pleaser and a story that is read over and over again. And remember: monsters are monsters, no matter what shape, size, or color!