Mini Monsters - Can I Be the Best?
The Mini Monsters LOVE playing games together but as Arthur finds out, sometimes it's very hard to come last. Can Sparkle, Scout and Tiny help him realise that EVERYONE is best at SOMETHING - and that being BEST FRIENDS is the most important thing of all?
Join Sparkle, Scout, Arthur and Tiny in this bright and vibrant story filled with colourful illustrations and packed with emotion.
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About this book
Arthur loves playing with Sparkle, Scout and Tiny, but somehow, he just doesn't seem to be able to keep up. He loses at snakes and ladders, his sandcastle won't stick together, and he comes last in the running race. Even so, he is quick to congratulate his friends on how good they are.
Still, Arthur can't help feeling a little bit sad that he never wins anything. Luckily his friends have noticed something that Arthur is REALLY good at! They all work together on a special surprise that will help Arthur feel great about himself again.
Join Sparkle, Scout, Arthur and Tiny in the second story in this fabulous preschool series, filled with colourful illustrations and packed with emotion.
Illustrated by Tony Neal
Published by Simon and Schuster, 2021
ISBN: 978-1471182693
“These brilliant stories recreate settings and situations to which the very young can easily relate, helping children to navigate the social minefields of their early years.”
“A fun, immersive story with a strong message buried inside. The characters are wonderfully warm and engaging”
“A fun, uplifting tale that makes a perfect read-aloud for preschoolers.”
“The illustrations are bright and eye-catching with lots of objects in the background for little ones to point out.”
Mini Monsters Series
We are the Mini Monsters
We love to laugh and play
So join in our adventures
And have some fun. Hooray!
Meet the Mini Monsters - four adorable characters who are learning valuable lessons about friendship and how to get along, in a pre-school setting. This brand-new character led-series is perfect for LITTLE pre-schoolers learning to deal with BIG emotions.
Illustrated by Tony Neal
