Billy and the Mini Monsters Series Books 1-6 Collection Set by Zanna Davidson - Paperback - Ages 5-7 - Funny Monster Adventures for Young Readers

Titles in This Set Monsters on a Plane Monsters Move House Monsters in the Dark Monsters Go to School Monsters Go to a Party Monsters Go Swimming Condition : New Format : Paperback ISBN : 9781801314404 Publisher : Usborne Age Range : 5-7 years Overview This charming six-book paperback set introduces young readers to Billy and his mischievous pocket-sized monster friends. Written by Zanna Davidson and published by Usborne, the collection follows Billy through everyday adventures, house moves, school days, swimming lessons and parties, all complicated by his lovable, chaotic monster companions. Perfect for children aged 5-7 who are building reading confidence, each story is short, funny and packed with colourful illustrations that keep young readers engaged from cover to cover. About the Books Each of the six stories in this set is a stand-alone adventure featuring Billy and his mini monster gang: Captain Snott, Gloop, Fang-Face, Trumpet and Peep. In Monsters on a Plane , the gang jets off to Spain, but Peep is spotted by airport guards and two monsters go missing with the luggage. Monsters Move House sees Billy searching for his lost monster friends amid the chaos of a house move, with a surprise new monster joining the crew. Monsters in the Dark brings the gang back for another laugh-out-loud escapade, ideal for newly independent readers. In Monsters Go to School , Billy must contend with school bully Basil Brown, discovering his monsters might be more help than he expected. Monsters Go to a Party turns a birthday celebration upside down as Gloop gets stuck in the jelly, Fang-Face chases the cake and Trumpet floats away on a balloon. Finally, Monsters Go Swimming has Billy dreading his swimming lesson, made worse (and funnier) when his monsters turn up and cause an enormous splash. Written for the Usborne Young Reading range, these books use short chapters, large accessible text and lively illustrations throughout, making them a fantastic bridge between early reader