Overview

Monsters are Scary. Meg doesn't understand why. She's blind. Meg's big sister tries to explain why using senses other that sight. But every time, Meg interprets the scary monster as something her big sister has done, like bump her head in their secret fort, or lick her fingers sticky with peanut butter, or drool over strawberry smoothies. In the end the best things about monsters is they are a reason for the big sister to wrap her arms around Meg give her a monster hug. Could you scare Meg?

Full Product Details

9781954519671

Table of Contents

Reviews

5 stars Reviewed by Erin Nicole Cochran for Readers' Favorite What I enjoyed most about the book was that the main character is unique in the way that she experiences the world around her. Many people could not imagine what it might be like for someone who can't see, and Wickstrom gives us a glimpse into the daily life of a child who perceives the world differently.

5 stars Reviewed by Erin Nicole Cochran for Readers' Favorite What I enjoyed most about the book was that the main character is unique in the way that she experiences the world around her. Many people could not imagine what it might be like for someone who can't see, and Wickstrom gives us a glimpse into the daily life of a child who perceives the world differently. Midwest Book Review What a great book and experience for someone who cannot see. Well done!

Author Information

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available