Monster Manners by Bethany
Roberts
Some Monsters Your Kids Can Relate To
In lilting rhymed text and colorful, lively pictures, three mischievous young
monsters demonstrate good and bad manners in many situations,
including playing, eating, reading, bathing, and cleaning house.
Personal Review: Monster Manners by Bethany Roberts
Quick, name the most unmannerly group of characters on earth. No,
besides a bunch preschoolers overdue for a nap. Monsters, right?
According to Bethany Roberts, even monsters have manners sometimes.
This book, written in verse, shows monsters at their worst and at their
best. For example, "They might be very messy, / and leave things where
they drop. / But they sometimes clean their rooms / and dust and scrub
and mop." Every activity the monsters do is something kids can relate to,
such as tearing up toys on bad manners days, and happily putting them
away and repairing the broken ones on good manners days.
Andrew Glass's monsters are warm and fuzzy. No need to worry about
nightmares from this book. In fact, these monsters are an awful lot like

little kids, who may sometimes forget their manners, but sometimes they
don't.
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