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The Resource A child's guide to common household monsters, James Otis Thach ; illustrations by David Udovic A child's guide to common household monsters, James Otis Thach ; .  · A Child's Guide To Common Household Monsters by James Otis Thach, August , Front Street edition, Hardcover in English - Library Binding editionPages:  · A Child’s Guide to Household Monsters is a cumulative tale about a little girl discovering that traditional household monsters she has been afraid of are not as scary as they seem. The monster under the bed, the monster in the closet, the monster in the attic, and the monster in the basement, are scared of one another, and she ends up befriending them all/5.

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James Otis Thach Download A Child's Guide to Common Household Monsters [PDF] by James Otis Thach Title: A Child's Guide to Common Household Monsters Author: James Otis Thach ISBN: Page: 32 pages Language: English Synopsis: Whats a girl to do when she realizes her house is full of monsters She befriends them This humorous and. Book: A Child's Guide to Common Household Monsters Author: James Otis Thach Illustrator: David Udovic Published: Late at night, a little girl sneaking a midnight snack hears creepy noises. It’s probably the wind, right? Or the cat! But the author assures us: But now perhaps you’re old enough to finally know the truth, Your house is. A girl discovers that her house is full of friendly monsters who are more afraid of each other than she is of them.