Have You Seen My Monster? (Hardcover)

from Rosa.Mill

I love the intricate black and white line drawings with each two page spreads designated shape as the only splash of color. The carnival looks fun and interesting and there were shapes that I hadn't known the name of before so I learned something new, which always makes me happy.

from Rosa.Mill

I love the intricate black and white line drawings with each two page spreads designated shape as the only splash of color. The carnival looks fun and interesting and there were shapes that I hadn't known the name of before so I learned something new, which always makes me happy.

from Rosa.Mill

I love the intricate black and white line drawings with each two page spreads designated shape as the only splash of color. The carnival looks fun and interesting and there were shapes that I hadn't known the name of before so I learned something new, which always makes me happy.

from Rosa.Mill

I love the intricate black and white line drawings with each two page spreads designated shape as the only splash of color. The carnival looks fun and interesting and there were shapes that I hadn't known the name of before so I learned something new, which always makes me happy.

from AbigailAdams26

Author/illustrator Steve Light explores the concept of shapes in this entertaining follow-up to his Have You Seen My Dragon?, this time following a young girl through a county fair, as she searches for her furry monster friend. On each two-page spread she follows him to a new area of the fair, de...