Today I'm a Monster - Paperback

by Trevor Judson (Author), Viktoriia Mykhalevych (Illustrator), Agnes Green (Author)

"Today I am a monster / I wake with a sore head / I want to keep on dreaming / Don't get me out of bed!"

Some days, kids wake up as monsters. They stomp, they groan, they refuse everything - and that's completely okay. Today I Am a Monster is a warm, rhyming picture book that shows children that big feelings are temporary, that misbehaving doesn't make you a bad person, and that a mother's love holds firm no matter what.

What your child will learn:

• Angry feelings come and go - and that's perfectly normal
• Doing something bad doesn't make you a bad person
• How to recognize and name their own emotions
• Empathy, tolerance, and treating others with kindness
• That love - especially a mother's love - is unconditional

What parents say:

"I'll admit this brought tears to my eyes while reading it to my daughter. She has certainly been a monster today."

"I actually got a little teary at the end because the message really hit home for me as a mom."

"My three kids - ages 2, 5, and 9 - all enjoyed it and each took home a different message. My 9-year-old said: 'Wow Mom, you really love us even when we misbehave. Moms really are amazing.'"

About the book:

• Fun rhyming text that captures children's attention from the very first page
• Charming illustrations children will want to revisit again and again
• Works for a wide age range - different layers of meaning from age 2 to 9+
• Paperback edition includes bonus coloring and activity pages

A perfect gift for any family - and a gentle reminder for every parent that love always makes the difference.

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Author Biography

Agnes Green is deeply passionate about three things: children, her family, and writing. Through the art of storytelling, she is on a mission to inspire as many children as possible. From an unwavering love for writing as a child, to creating her very own small publishing company (April Tale Books), she strives to provide inspiring stories that bring families together.