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10 Little Monsters Visit New York City
Hardback
Main Details
Title |
10 Little Monsters Visit New York City
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Jess Smart Smiley
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By (author) Nathan Hardyman
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Series | 10 Little Monsters |
Series part Volume No. |
5
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:32 | Dimensions(mm): Height 262,Width 259 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9781942934677
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Classifications | Dewey:FIC |
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Illustrations |
Illustrations, unspecified
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Familius LLC
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Imprint |
Familius LLC
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Publication Date |
11 October 2016 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
10 Little Monsters discover some of the most unique and interesting things about New York City and what it has to offer. Silly, over-the-top fun, and a bit macabre, 10 Little Monsters Visit New York City is the perfect counting and cultural book for every little boy and ghoul!
Author Biography
Jess Smart Smiley is a writer, illustrator, and designer living in Orem, Utah. His books include Upside Down: A Vampire Tale (Top Shelf Productions, 2012), The Adventures of William Worm (Piggy Press, 2013), Rumpus on the Run: A Monster Look-n-Find Book (Mascot Books, 2013), and the 10 Little Monsters series (Familius, 2014).
Reviews"Smiley, Jess Smart 10 Little Monsters Visit New York City, illustrated by Nathan Hardyman. PICTURE BOOK. Familius LLC, 2016. $16.95. Content: G. A group of ten monsters head into New York City for a visit. They see the most famous sites of the city (Central Park, Empire State Building, etc) and along the way, each monster finds somewhere to stop and stay. So though 10 monsters start out together, by the end only 1 monster makes her debut on Broadway. The story is written in rhyme, and each page also features factoids about the particular NYC site in question . . . The book can still be fun for young readers who like the bit about a group of monsters-who all look very different from one another-traveling together . . . Pre-K, EL(K-3)-OPTIONAL. " -Cindy Mitchell, Kiss the Book blog
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