Why Did the Monster Cross the Road?

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Author(s)

R.L. Stine

Co-Authors / Illustrators

Marc Brown

Publisher

Orchard Books

Genre(s)

Age Range

Release Date

July 04, 2023

ISBN

978-1338815252

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From beloved, bestselling children's book icons, R.L. Stine and Marc Brown, comes a storybook filled with hilariously spooky jokes and fun-loving monsters that will have everyone giggling!

Why did the monster cross the road?

To BITE someone on the other side!

Turn scary to silly with this laugh-out-loud joke book. Hunny and Funny are monster best friends. When Hunny is feeling sad, Funny knows exactly how to cheer up his friend… with laughter!

Renowned bestselling children's book talents R.L. Stine, creator of the Goosebumps series, and Marc Brown, creator of the Arthur Adventure series, join forces once again in this sweet, fun-filled story that not only teaches readers hilarious jokes to share but also reminds children that laughter is the best medicine when you're feeling down. With Stine's humorous text and Brown's bold artwork, this monster-themed picture book is sure to get the monsters and furry creatures giggling all night!

Editor review

1 review

Monsters and Humor

January 07, 2024

Overall rating

3.3

Plot

3.0

Characters

3.0

Writing Style

3.0

Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)

4.0

Today, Hunny has an odd sensation of feeling sad. He has no idea why and can’t explain it but he just feels down. His friend Funny knows just how to cheer him up and that’s with some jokes. Funny begins to tell him all of the jokes that come to mind, but it doesn’t seem to be helping Hunny. It isn’t until an unexpected event happens that Hunny finally smiles.

WHY DID THE MONSTER CROSS THE ROAD is a silly book about monster jokes and friendship. Funny says the most out of the box jokes that really aren’t all that funny but he’s trying so hard to cheer his friend up. Everyone feels down sometimes and it’s nice to have a friend to help pull you out of it. The illustrations are just as silly as the jokes and will draw some smiles from children as you read.

Final Verdict: I would recommend this to children aged four and up who enjoy stories about monsters and who love to laugh at jokes. It’s also a great way to discuss emotions and feelings and to help children understand them a bit more.