The Great Veggie Monster Mystery

​The Great Veggie Monster Mystery is a suspenseful story for 3 to 7 year olds.  Sprout wishes his vegetables would disappear, and to his surprise, they do.  His little sister, Ginger, suspects that a veggie monster is to blame, so Sprout and Ginger set out on a mission to catch the Veggie Monster.  Their clever mother figures out how to get them to like their veggies, and there is a surprise ending that keeps you wondering if veggie monsters really do exist.  Click the image below to purchase on Amazon.
Click here to read a book review from Eugenia Chu, Author and Children's Book Blogger.  Keep scrolling to read reviews from adults and kids. To see Sweet Pea eat her veggies or for Veggie Monster Sightings, events and recipes, go to The Great Veggie Monster Facebook Page.

Who Would Love This Book
Boys and girls:  Sprout and Ginger are your typical siblings.  Ginger likes to copy her brother, and Sprout is a creative, take charge older brother.  Together they set out to catch a monster and are surprised at what they discover.  
Parents:  Parents who struggle with mealtimes will love reading this story to their children.  They’ll also enjoy experimenting with the kid friendly recipes that have been added as a bonus.
Nursery School and Kindergarten Teachers:  This is a great easy read for story time and the child friendly recipes make fun experiments and activities. 
Nursery School and Kindergarten Teachers:  This is a great easy read for story time and the child friendly recipes make fun experiments and activities. 

Here's What Kids Are Saying
Ava, age 4, gave the story a thumbs up and said, “Read it again.”  Ava says her favorite veggies are sugar snap peas, red peppers, celery and cucumbers.
 
Alana, age 6, gave the book a thumbs up and said she thinks the veggie monster did it.  Alana’s favorite veggies are cauliflower, cucumbers, broccoli and green beans.

Liam, age7, gave this book 5 thumbs up.  He said that his favorite part was the surprise ending.
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