Boogie Street Monster Squad: There's a Monster in Our School!

Sammy Sasquatch is the biggest bully in school!Does Sammy know he's a bully, or does he think he's being funny?Either way, Nellie has had enough. So, the Boogie Street Monster Squad plans to use their monster-hunting skills to show Sammy what a bully he is!Can the Squad help Sammy be a better Sasquatch?From the lunchroom to the Principal's Office, it's more monster-huntin' fun with the Boogie Street Monster Squad.Fun for kids that like not-so-scary monsters.For second and third-grade readers.The Boogie Street Monster Squad: There's a Monster in Our School is a cheerful tale about a bully learning to become a true friend and is the second book in the Boogie Street Monster Squad series. Be sure to check out the story that started it all, The Boogie Street Monster Squad, and the Squad's activity books, all available through Amazon.More monster huntin' fun from Paula and Clayton Trout.For second and third-grade readers. An enjoyable book for adults to read to younger children.

From the Back Cover

Sammy Sasquatch is the biggest bully in school and the Boogie Street Monster Squad is determined to use their monster-hunting skills to show Sammy just what a big bully he is!Can the Squad help Sammy be a better Sasquatch?From the lunchroom to the Principal's Office, it's more monster huntin' fun with the Boogie Street Monster Squad.

About the Author

Paula and Clayton Trout's children's book series, Boogie Street Monster Squad, takes characters from our own universe of folklore to deliver tales about monsters on a quest to find out if people are real.The first book in the series introduces the main characters and explains how they began the Boogie Street Monster Squad. In their second book, There's a Monster in Our School, the Squad uses their monster huntin' skills to show Sammy Sasquatch just what a bully he is. The third story in the series is Never Play Kickball With a Bigfoot. This is a fun story about the Squad getting together to play kickball. It's all good until Benny Bigfoot kicks. It's a kick that Marty tries to catch and can't. The ball is lost, and so is Marty. This calls for the Squad to use their monster-hunting skills to find Marty and their ball."We all face a monster at some time or another," Trout says. "For children, some of these monsters might be changing schools, dreading a test, or just trying to fit in. We want kids to see that the Boogie Street Monster Squad faces the same monsters while some of the Squad's adventures are also just for fun."The series includes three journals, Nellie Lochness Adventure Journal, Benny Bigfoot's Adventure Journal, and The Boogie Street Monster Squad Adventure Journal. Each journal features lined and blank pages, writing prompts, and activities.

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