Max and the Midnight Monster
Max and the Midnight Monster by Anna Johnson is a juvenile fiction book published by AuthorHouse on October 11, 2019. This 32-page edition is written in English and follows the story of eleven-and-a-half-year-old Max, who believes he is too mature for babysitting. After persuading his mother to leave him home alone, he indulges in watching television programs that he knows he should avoid, leading to unexpected consequences.
In this engaging narrative, Max’s overactive imagination takes center stage as he learns valuable lessons about rules and responsibility. The story explores social themes relevant to young readers, highlighting the importance of understanding boundaries. As Max faces the consequences of his choices, he encounters a monster from the very program he chose to watch, illustrating the impact of his decisions in a relatable way. This book offers a blend of humor and life lessons, making it a thoughtful read for children navigating similar experiences.
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Eleven-and-a-half-year-old Max has decided that he is too old to be babysat. After finally convincing his reluctant mother to let him stay home by himself, she and his father attend a gathering a few doors down the street. Max immediately gets up to no good. Max’s mother knows that his overactive imagination has caused problems in the past, so she forbids him from watching any “trash” TV. Max takes advantage of having the house to himself and does the exact thing he knows he is not supposed to do-watch trash TV. He quickly learns that rules are put in place for a reason when the monster from the TV program visits him at midnight.
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