How ro find a monster

How to find a monster book includes fun information and full colour illustrations of the 17 monsters you’re most likely to find in your home. It has been written in a way that helps children understand about topics like, fear, being different and making friends while keeping it fun and lighthearted. We think in this day, being curious and not judgemental can prevent a lot of problems in society, and this book is an example to children.

Did you know that most monsters are more scared of us than we are of them?

So if you find one hiding under your bed please don’t frighten it. Instead here’s what you should do:

  • Introduce yourself politely
  • Shake its hand (or paw or tentacle)
  • Ask it its name
  • Offer it a peanut butter sandwich and a nice chocolate milkshake. Monsters love milkshakes!

This book will help you find the monsters that might be living in your home, if you’re lucky enough!

You’ll find them in the bathroom hiding in the bubbles. Some hide behind the sofa watching the tv through their fingers. Others tuck themselves away amongst the bushes in your garden.

The most nervous ones you’ll find under your bed, holding their breath, scared that you’ll find them. But really what they need is a friend. Maybe that friend could be you?

By Fergus McCarthy

Fergus McCarthy is a seasoned publishing professional with over three decades of experience in the media industry. In 1993, he co-founded Parents News, a pioneering publication aimed at providing busy parents in Southwest London with essential information on education, entertainment, sports, and family-friendly activities. Under his leadership, Parents News quickly expanded its reach from 60,000 to 192,000 monthly printed copies, establishing additional branches in Kent, South London, Northern Ireland, and Cornwall. In 1997, recognizing the potential of digital media, Fergus helped launch Parents News UK Online, which carried digital editions of the printed publication and offered a broader range of national information. The website's popularity soared, attracting up to 700 daily hits at its peak. Although Parents News transitioned to an online-only platform in 2017, Fergus continues to play a vital role as Publisher and Advertising Manager, focusing on providing value to businesses through effective advertorials.