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Little Monster

Charles Reasoner

Publisher: Picture Window Books

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Summary

Have some spooky fun with a friendly monster in this charming, die-cut board book by Charles Reasoner. Rhyming text and inviting illustrations make this the perfect Halloween read for your little monster.
Available since: 08/01/2015.

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