Welcome to Litsy!

A well-rhymed and creative children‘s “horror” book, listing warnings for 13 monsters to be avoided, lest you be eaten or otherwise find yourself in a compromising situation..

I loved the rhymes, and the pictures were atmospheric, but, honestly, I might have preferred just a touch more detail on the monsters (image-wise). Overall, a great kick-off for Halloween for kids & adults alike. 🎃🎃🎃🎃

Thanks again @Dragonfairykats !! ♥️

#screamathon

Yay!!!! #screamathon swap open day & Oct 1st!
@Dragonfairykats amazing book selections!! I am so excited about these & can‘t wait to kick off the season! The socks are perfect and will be great additions at work today 😁. I love the notepad & the book stamp.. & the magnets are amaaaaazing additions for my fridge! Thank you sooo much!!
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Thank you @4thhouseontheleft for hosting such a fun month/swap — I‘ll post my tbr later! 😘

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This book is long, but worth the wait. It is in part Seuss and Silverstein. It is not quite individual poems though it could be read as such. Instead it is set up as a class on the monsters to avoid. Its a tongue twisting good time. The rhymes flow easily. One of the monsters is a bit dated, but for the most part that does not matter. And the artwork?! Masterful.