Alphonse, There’s Mud on the Ceiling!

Alphonse, There’s Mud on the Ceiling! by Daisy Hirst is an illustrated children’s book published by Candlewick Press on April 16, 2020. This 32-page story features the imaginative adventures of monster siblings Natalie and Alphonse as they embark on a camping experience without leaving their apartment. The narrative captures their playful spirit and resourcefulness as they navigate the challenges of indoor play while dreaming of the great outdoors.
Readers will find a delightful exploration of imagination and family dynamics as Natalie and Alphonse transform their apartment into a wild camping ground. The book highlights themes of sibling relationships and the joys of play, inviting young readers to engage with the characters’ creative solutions to their indoor limitations. With its vibrant illustrations and relatable scenarios, this story encourages children to embrace their imagination while fostering a sense of cooperation.
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Lovably rambunctious monster siblings Natalie and Alphonse are excited to go camping in the wilds of nature — without leaving their apartment.
Most of the time, Natalie and Alphonse like living in an apartment on the seventh floor. They have bunk beds to drive, a big green chair to hide behind and yell “Raaaar!,” sunflowers on the balcony to water, and almost enough hallway space for tumbling. But when they pretend to be wiggly worms crawling across the jungle . . . SHFLWUMP! Ow! That is not a good game for indoors! How can they explore the joys of nature in the middle of the city? In a playful ode to cooperation and imagination, award-winning picture-book creator Daisy Hirst presents a third adventure starring two relatable — and resourceful — siblings.
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