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A monster play-along picture book!

Author: Anna Brooke and Adam Ming

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A hideous monster needs YOUR help to reverse the spell so he can return to his gorgeous self! Will you play along and help?“Excuse me? You – yes, you! A naughty fairy has turned me into this hideous monster, and I need YOUR help to cure me!”Help the monster reverse the spell by shouting SAUSAGES! ten times, picking his nose (and wiping it on a grown up), and, well you don’t want to know what happens when you press his nose. Do everything right and he’ll return to his true form and be gorgeous again . . . or so he thinks.An interactive, play-along story guaranteed to make you giggle!

Critic Reviews

"Revoltingly funny interactive story that will have children giggling right up until the final reveal" Bookseller's Buyers Guide

About the Author

Anna Brooke (Author) Anna Brooke was been a Paris-based travel journalist for seventeen years, writing for the Sunday Times Travel magazine and The Times, and has also authored seven guidebooks on France for Frommer’s. Her debut novel was a SCBWI Undiscovered Voices winner and longlisted for the Bath Children’s Novel Award. When not writing, she has been an actress, a cabaret singer and an electro-pop artist, performing on stage and composing songs for films and commercials. Raised in Birmingham and Yorkshire, she now lives in Paris with her French-Canadian husband and son.Adam Ming (Illustrator) Adam Ming is a Malaysian illustrator based in Kuala Lumpur. Straight out of art school Adam was illustrating a monthly column in ‘Going Places Magazine’ (Berita Publishing). From 2010-2020 Adam worked as a Creative Director on a number of apps, most notably Zapzapmath where he created 160 maths games for kids from K through 6.In 2021 with the birth of his daughter, Zelda, Adam moved back into creating witty and energetic illustrations with a comic sensibility for picture books. And he believes EVERYONE should keep a daily sketchbook!