Review of The Three Little Monsters and the Cranky King

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I absolutely love the illustrations on the cover of this book. It also seems to have such a positive message. Congratulations on book of the day!
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It's sounds like an amazing book for kids especially because it teaches them not to judge and I'm sure many other values too. Kids today need this. Definitely a book I would read to my nieces and nephews 😁. Thanks for the review.
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The back cover painting is beautiful and the storyline is awesome. Something we need to not judge people by what we think about them or by what we heard about them. Nice review.
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The back cover painting is beautiful and the storyline is awesome. Something we need to not judge people by what we think about them or by what we heard about them. Nice review.
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This seems like a charming little children’s book about misconceptions and the error in judging people before you know them. Great review.
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I love a children's book that has a profound message that kids can enjoy. Congrats to the author for having the BOTD.
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This is a children's book that teaches a good lesson of not judging someone by what is being said about them. I like how the author makes sure the book doesn't bore the readers. I am also glad your kindergarten pupils enjoyed every bit of the book. Thanks for the great review.
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I found this story very relatable to what I am teaching my children right now. This was a super cute book with an amazing message. I will be adding this to my kids home bookshelf soon.
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A fascinating childrens book that parents will appreciate reading to their children. The book provokes the imagination of children through the story plot.
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Teaching children to love everyone equally is a good thing....congratulations on making a book of the day
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The book of the day, a children's book turns its focus to three friends who have been warned and given the impression that the king, Spallenzairek is a wicked king only for them to find out that the king is not as wicked as they have been told.
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This looks absolutely adorable! It helps to address an issue I find really important. We should never judge people by their outside appearance. Thanks for the great review. I've added this to my TBR.
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This is an interesting book with strong themes that will teach children to create a relationship first before judging people.
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An excellent review and a very well-illustrated book cover. I love children's books. The children's naivete and innocence are in stark contrast to the grownups. There is always a lot to learn from children and there is definitely much more to read.
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Post by Reva Parker »

Thank you for your wonderful review. I also like children's books and this one is darling. Not only is it a great story, wonderful and colorful pictures, but also great lessons that we could all learn. Children are so accepting.
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