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Children's Fiction Monsters

There and Back Again, a Herman Tale

by (author) Paul McAllister

illustrated by Emily Brown

Publisher
Monster House Publishing
Initial publish date
Jan 2021
Category
Monsters, General
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9781999042752
    Publish Date
    Jan 2021
    List Price
    $12.95
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9780994958303
    Publish Date
    Jan 2021
    List Price
    $12.95

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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels

  • Age: 6 to 11
  • Grade: 6 to 11

Description

Herman is a House Monster who loves living under his friend Sarah’s bed. However, he longs for the noise and excitement of the Street Monsters, especially because they have NO RULES! One night he sneaks out and joins the end of the Street Monster parade. He joins in as they are CRASHING and BANGING, SPLISHING and SPLOSHING, DANCING and DAWDLING! Being a Street Monster may not be all Herman had hoped though… will Herman ever find where he truly belongs?

With rich illustrations, lyrical language, and a lesson for kids of all ages, “There and Back Again, a Herman Tale” is sure to become a household favourite.

About the authors

Paul McAllister is an artist, community organizer, author, and arts activist. When Paul isn't organizing music and arts festivals, writing books, or running Monster House Publishing, you can find him hanging with his three quirky dogs, Panda, Gus and Ruth in their beautiful hometown of Fredericton NB.

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Emily Brown, born in 1991, is a New Brunswick artist and illustrator. She is currently working in Toronto's animation industry on the classic children's television show Thomas the Tank Engine. Emily has a Fine Arts degree from St. Thomas University and a post-graduate certificate in 3D animation from Seneca College.

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Excerpt: There and Back Again, a Herman Tale (by (author) Paul McAllister; illustrated by Emily Brown)

There once was a monster named Herman. Herman was your average under-the-bed monster. Not too short, not too tall, not too hairy, not too slimy, with just the right amount of fangs, and the right amount of claws.

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