Monster Chefs - Hardcover

"Delicious! Especially when decorated with eyeballs." - "Kirkus Reviews " "With its repetition and motif of wee animals outsmarting ogres, this has the feel of a folktale, but it is never stodgy, thanks to the adorable, and often hilarious, watercolor depictions of the beasties. Bonus(?): a recipe for Eyeball Cupcakes." - "Booklist "

"Little monsters following along at home will also likely clamor to try out their baking skills." - "BCCB"

"Delicious! Especially when decorated with eyeballs." - "Kirkus Reviews " "With its repetition and motif of wee animals outsmarting ogres, this has the feel of a folktale, but it is never stodgy, thanks to the adorable, and often hilarious, watercolor depictions of the beasties. Bonus(?): a recipe for Eyeball Cupcakes." - "Booklist "

"Little monsters following along at home will also likely clamor to try out their baking skills." - "BCCB"

"Delicious! Especially when decorated with eyeballs." - "Kirkus Reviews "

"With its repetition and motif of wee animals outsmarting ogres, this has the feel of a folktale, but it is never stodgy, thanks to the adorable, and often hilarious, watercolor depictions of the beasties. Bonus(?): a recipe for Eyeball Cupcakes." - "Booklist "

Little monsters following along at home will also likely clamor to try out their baking skills. "BCCB"

Delicious! Especially when decorated with eyeballs. "Kirkus Reviews"

With its repetition and motif of wee animals outsmarting ogres, this has the feel of a folktale, but it is never stodgy, thanks to the adorable, and often hilarious, watercolor depictions of the beasties. Bonus(?): a recipe for Eyeball Cupcakes. "Booklist""

"Little monsters following along at home will also likely clamor to try out their baking skills." --BCCB

"Delicious! Especially when decorated with eyeballs." --Kirkus Reviews

"With its repetition and motif of wee animals outsmarting ogres, this has the feel of a folktale, but it is never stodgy, thanks to the adorable, and often hilarious, watercolor depictions of the beasties. Bonus(?): a recipe for Eyeball Cupcakes." --Booklist

Brian Anderson is the author and illustrator of Nighty Night, Sleepy Sleeps and The Prince's New Pet, both from Roaring Brook Press. He is also the creator of the comic strip Dog Eat Doug which now appears in over 150 newspapers nationwide. He wrote Monster Chefs with his five-year-old son, Liam. They live in Mooresville, North Carolina.