When a
little boys dirty socks kept disappearing and he kept getting in trouble, he
decided it was time to figure out what was happening to his socks. He stayed up one night and saw a green
monster with three eyes and a mouth full of teeth eat his socks. The boy and his friend Ryan set a trap and
capture the monster. They find out that
the monster has a family to feed. Then
they make a new discovery. There is
something the monster loves more than dirty socks. Want to find out? Read this cute book to see what it is.
In the second book we find something eating text books at the
school. The boys decide to find out
why the sock monsters are eating the text books. They learn there is another monster there eating text books and anything wood. They have to try to save all of the monsters and keep the administration from putting in cameras. Read to find out what happens. Great story of friendships that last.
why the sock monsters are eating the text books. They learn there is another monster there eating text books and anything wood. They have to try to save all of the monsters and keep the administration from putting in cameras. Read to find out what happens. Great story of friendships that last.
Out of all of the monster books this author has written, this has to be
my favorite. He has a monster for each
letter of the alphabet. He not only
tells you their name but gives their characteristics. His drawing and names remind me of Dr.
Seuss. Two of my favorites were the Pompificus
who eats compliments and the Inkbat who is responsible for leaving stains
behind that no one ever admits to. This is a fun book and one my grandson
loves.
Jaques Ba’bur was the greatest hair dresser around. One day an inventor came to town and
challenged Jacques to compete against his Hair-Bot 3000. Jacques was confident in his abilities. He styled one hair after another and was
defeated by the Hair-Bot. Then he chose
two twins. They were unhappy with their
hair-do. The hair-bot tried again and
again but his young girl got more and more hysterical. The Great Jacques looked at the broken
Hair-bot crumpled on the floor and handed the two girls a lollipop. After all he knew what his customers wanted.
This is a simple poetic book that is reassuring in its message. It talks about missing someone. But, it reaffirms that they will be together
again some day and that everything will be okay.
I really liked this book. It is
the story of a little sapling that is trying to grow. As it grows it asks a bush and a sapling and
taller tree to let some sunlight in.
They are mean and rude and refuse.
One day the tree is taller than all of them and they ask him to let them
have some sunlight. The Tree remembers
how they treated them and must decided what to do. Will he do the right thing and share or will
he repay evil with evil. Read the book
and find out.
Annette the albatross was lonely.
Everyone around her was a sea gull.
They refused to let her join in any of their fun because she was an
albatross. She tried to disguise herself
so they would let her in but it didn’t work.
One day a strange looking bird flew in.
He told Annette he was an albatross.
She recognized him as a seagull.
He told her that he had come from a place where he was the only seagull
among a bunch of albatrosses. Annette
was excited. She introduced him to the
other seagulls and got directions to the other albatrosses. Both of them were very happy and no longer
lonely.
About the Author: From Amazon
A.J. Cosmo's stories are crafted to help parents teach their children
simple everyday lessons in an easy to understand manner. By artfully
marrying beautiful illustrations and language, children are challenged to
explore his magical worlds. Written for the transitional reader, A.J.'s
stories allow your child to develop and master a new level of reading.
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