A fun series to introduce classic movie monsters to kids of all ages. Also a Hi-Lo graphic novel for even the youngest of horror geeks.

A fun series to introduce classic movie monsters to kids of all ages. Also a Hi-Lo graphic novel for even the youngest of horror geeks.

A fun series to introduce classic movie monsters to kids of all ages. Also a Hi-Lo graphic novel for even the youngest of horror geeks.

So I just finished this graphic novel. The concept is interesting. Mickey Mouse checks out other worldly things, kind of like a Disneized X-Files. It's a fun concept and works out quite well, I just feel that some places skip forward to fast, and are not well explained. The art is excellent and fun. Any member of a Disney loving family is sure to like this title. Can not wait to see what they do next.

First off, I want, not I NEED these signs for my Library!!! Please make them real and let every library have use of them. Okay, off my soap box, but on to Monsters. We have just gone through an election, which has left many confused on the future of the United States. We are not alone. Monster is in the same predicament. He wants to make things better so he decides to run for President. But he has to find a platform that his constituents will like and can get behind. He finds it in the closing of the local library and the fall of our education system. This seems like a very heavy topic for a picture book, but it is handled with grace and fun. It is a topic book, a reach out and help book, but also a book to help our youngest to learn how politics work. I really like that this rhyming, sing song book does not talk down to kids. It uses real grown up words like oratory. So much fun. More Please!

Part of series one, this book takes the reader into a haunted house. If the mighty monsters stay in the house all night, then the girls will do their homework. But avast me hearties, Blackbeard is afoot, and it will take all their might to help save the young ghost pirate. A fun series told in graphic novel form.

So this was a new “horror” monster for me, the fox Kitsune. It’s a Japanese monster, that I think works well in this series. And since it is part of series 1 there is a little bit of Kitsune history in the back.

Once again, team work will save the day.

I think you could say that this book is about modern art. It about how art can be about feeling and. Not just real things. Interesting and wonderful illustrations.

This is a non fiction book wrapped in a picture book. It's about the job of the moon. The info bits are fun, but a distraction. That being said, I could stare at the illustrations for hours.