
Cartoon Food Monsters
Food becomes funny when it grows eyes and a monster personality.
Children can color a familiar snack in unexpected shades, then dream up another edible creature.
See it on AmazonMore about this book on FirstArtBooks.comA tracing and coloring book for ages 3 and up by cartoonist Kevin Coulston. Best for kids who giggle at muffins, ketchup and noodles with faces.
Paperback · 106 pages · Published November 5, 2022 · ISBN-13 979-8362265205 · ASIN B0BLG9PZY1

Food becomes funny when it grows eyes and a monster personality.
Children can color a familiar snack in unexpected shades, then dream up another edible creature.
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Trace then colorBest for kids who like silly animal mash-ups more than cute ones.
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Trace then colorBest for kids who like their monsters friendly, not scary.
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Trace then colorBest for pre-readers learning their letters: a monster for every letter of the alphabet.
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