Monsters Don’t Cry!
Monsters Don’t Cry! by Brett McKee is a charming children’s book published by Andersen Press in 2012. This 32-page story is presented in English and features delightful illustrations that complement its engaging narrative. The book follows Archie, a brave little monster who believes that monsters should never cry, no matter the challenges they face.
In this beautifully illustrated tale, readers will find Archie navigating various childhood experiences, from frightening dreams to minor mishaps like falling off a swing. The story unfolds in delightful rhyming verse, emphasizing themes of bravery and vulnerability. As Archie encounters situations that test his resolve, he ultimately discovers that it’s okay to express emotions, especially with the comforting presence of his parents. This book offers a gentle exploration of feelings, making it a relatable read for young children.
Official synopsis Publisher
An adorably written, gorgeously illustrated story of a brave little monster learning that sometimes it’s okay to cry
Archie awoke with a shout in the night.
Only a dream, but what a terrible fright.
Well monsters may roar, may growl or just sigh,
But monsters are strong, monsters don’t cry.
Written in delightful rhyming verse, this charming children’s story introduces Archie, a brave young monster who is determined to face all the obstacles life has to offer without shedding a single tear. From scary nightmares to falling out of a swing, upset tummies due to too much birthday cake, and even getting stung by a mean old bumble bee, Archie remains steadfast to prove that he is a real monster–and monsters are strong, they don’t cry! However, Archie eventually learns that sometimes even little monsters don’t always have to be brave, especially when mommy and daddy monster are at hand to make everything all right!
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