Lynn Plourde is the author of forty children's books, including Wild Child, Maxi's Secrets, and Go, Grandma, Go! She lives on a ridge in rural Maine where she spies deer, wild turkeys, foxes, and porcupines, but she's still waiting to spy her first monster. Meanwhile, she's learning to talk Monster, and zuzzer! It is trickier than the French and German she studied in school.
Praise for How to Talk Monster Entertaining. . . A lighthearted take on an unlikely friendship. --Kirkus Reviews The language element is particularly effective in this graphic-novel beginning reader as the monster's gibberish offers both humor and a playful opportunity for readers to stretch developing literacy skills . . . Lowery's digital art is amusingly goofy as well as pleasingly breezy, with simple lines and figures and a palette subdued just enough to not detract from the words. Both readers who brave checking under the bed and 'fraidy cats who huddle under the covers will appreciate this tale of fanciful nocturnal fun. --The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books