2013
WISE Score
Amazon
A 'reverse psychology' romp that turns your toddler into a rule-breaker in the cutest way possible.
4.8
4.8View →Our reviews and ratings are 100% unbiased, but as an Amazon Associate, Screenwise earns an affiliate fee if you buy a book or game by clicking one of our links. We don't get any credit if you just Google it instead :)
This is a modern classic for the preschool set. It follows the interactive tradition of 'The Monster at the End of this Book' but adds a tactile layer that keeps kids coming back for repeat reads.
It's the opposite of brain rot—it requires active participation and focus. While the art won't win any beauty contests, the engagement level is 10/10 for a three-year-old. It's a reliable bedtime win that won't make you want to pull your hair out.
Best for the 2 to 5 crowd. Any older and they’ll roll their eyes at the 'magic,' any younger and they'll just try to eat the pages.
It is a pure, playful interaction between a child and a goofy monster. There’s no hidden edge, just slapstick humor and a focus on silly consequences.
It turns a static physical book into a reactive 'device.' Asking a child to shake the book or pet the monster to 'fix' the story is a brilliant way to spark early creative play.
It's a picture book for three-year-olds. There are no ads, no data collection, and the 'scariest' thing that happens is a monster turning yellow or getting polka dots.
Great for early childhood development regarding cause and effect, following (and breaking) directions, and physical coordination for toddlers.
Get a personalized guide on any topic
