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Go Away, Big Green Monster!
by Ed Emberley
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There's a big green monster at the end of this picture book, but by turning the die-cut pages, readers can encounter it slowly, in a less-threatening, piece-by-piece manner. White words on a black background explain which part of the monster readers are seeing; for example, the first page reads "Big Green Monster has two big yellow eyes" while the die-cut illustration above reveals only those eyes. Then, by turning the page, readers can add "a long bluish-greenish nose" to their view of the monster.Finally, after readers have revealed the monster's entire face, they can continue to turn the die-cut page and, once again in piece-by-piece order, make the monster go away. Empowering as well as entertaining, GO AWAY, BIG GREEN MONSTER! has helped a countless number of children deal with their fear of monsters.
Available editions of Go Away, Big Green Monster!
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9780316236539,
Hardcover,
Little Brown & Co,
1993
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9780316011044,
Hardcover,
Little Brown & Co,
2005
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9780316155007,
Hardcover,
Little Brown & Co,
2005
None currently available |
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Publisher Notes
A scary green monster begins to disappear, piece by piece and page by page, in a revised edition of a die-cut picture book that lets youngsters take control of the monsters in their lives.
Synopses
Die-cut pages through which bits of a monster are revealed are designed to help a child control nighttime fears of monsters.
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