Simone The Best Monster Ever!
Simone The Best Monster Ever! by Rémy Simard, published by Owlkids Books in 2017, is a delightful 48-page graphic novel that introduces readers to the whimsical adventures of a sweet little girl named Simone and her green, googly-eyed friend, Maurice. In this engaging collection, the traditional roles of monsters and children are humorously reversed, as Simone brings her cheerful demeanor into Maurice’s world, where flowers and good behavior are considered terrifying.
Readers will find a series of mini-stories, each presented in four to six panels, showcasing the unique friendship between Simone and Maurice. The bold, vibrant cartoon art and playful speech bubbles enhance the storytelling, making it accessible for young readers. With themes of friendship and humor, this book explores various relatable settings, including seasons, holidays, and school activities, making it an enjoyable choice for those new to graphic novels.
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“Simone is a sweet, rosy-cheeked little girl. Maurice is a green, googly-eyed monster. When Simone enters Maurice’s world, she strikes terror in monsters’ hearts! Here, the rules are turned upside down–flowers, puppies, and good behavior are the stuff of nightmares, and all things scary and icky are adored. Each page in this comics collection tells a different mini-story featuring Simone and Maurice in four to six panels. Despite (and often because of) their differences, they have hilarious adventures together. Bold, vibrant cartoon art and speech bubbles with plenty of sound effects make punchlines simple to grasp. Single-page stories feature various seasons, holidays, activities, sports and school settings, making this a fun, relatable pick for emergency readers seeking an entry point to graphic novels.”–
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