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Summary

Ten Magic Monsters is a light-hearted monster twist on the traditional counting rhyme 'Ten Little Indians' (also known as 'And Then There Were None'). It is an enjoyable way for monster-loving pre-schoolers to learn numbers, counting, and colours. They can also have fun joining in with some comic sound effects. 
Magic Monsters have magical powers — they can morph into different shaped creatures, change size and colour, and even disappear. They have fun doing activities that kids love, like dancing, running and cycling. During each activity, something happens to one of the monsters, and it leaves the group accompanied by a sound effect. Happily, no monsters were harmed in this rhyme (unlike in the original version), and they are all reunited at the end of the story. This is Book 1 in the Magic Monster Books series. 
Sarah Innins writes and publishes illustrated stories for children, and creative resources for the whole family. Sarah is a long-distance grandma, and lives with her husband in Devon, England.

• Fairy Tales
• Young Readers