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    Monster Needs Your Vote, by Paul Czajak | Book Review

    Amanda LynchBy Amanda Lynch2 Mins Read Ages 0-3 Ages 4-8 Current Affairs Picture Books
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    The Children’s Book Review | November 17, 2014

    Monster Needs Your VoteMonster Needs Your Vote

    Written by Paul Czajak

    Illustrated by Wendy Grieb

    Age Range: 2-6 years

    Hardcover: 32 Pages

    Publisher: Mighty Media Kids (September 4, 2015)

    ISBN: 978-1938063633

    Voting Monsters, Election, Voting, Libraries, Rhyming

    The fifth book in the award winning Monster & Me series finds Monster eager to do his civic duty and vote. When he learns that he can’t vote because he’s not eighteen, he decides to run for President instead!

    The story follows Monster as he tries to run on platforms that people don’t relate to,  and he almost drops out of the race…until he finds a cause that is truly worth supporting: Saving Libraries.

    (It should be noted that I personally would support a candidate who, regardless of party affiliation, ran on a platform of desserts for everyone.)

    Monster Needs Your Vote is a great read and timely; a perfect, nonpartisan way to introduce concepts of democracy and elections to young readers. It also serves as a powerful reminder that there are things worth fighting for, and literacy is definitely one of them. The rhyming story and the engaging illustrations are sure to catch the eye of any young patriot, and Monster is probably the most appealing candidate out there.

    Add this book to your collection: Monster Needs Your Vote

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    About the Author

    Paul Czajak got an F with the words “get a tutor” on his college writing paper and, after that, never thought he’d become a writer. But after spending 20 years as a chemist, he knew his creativity could no longer be contained. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and two little monsters. In addition to the Monster & Me(TM) series, he’s also the author of Seaver the Weaver. Wendy Grieb is a professional working in the Los Angeles animation industry and teaching animation. She is also an Annie Award-winning storyboard artist, who has worked as a developmental artist, illustrator, and character designer for companies such as Disney, Nickelodeon, Sony, Klasky-Csupo, White Wolf, and more. She lives in Yorba Linda, CA.

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    Monster Needs Your Vote, by Paul Czajak and Wendy Grieb, was reviewed by Amanda Lynch. Follow along with our articles tagged with Books on Voting Rights, Elections, Libraries, Monsters, Paul Czajak, Rhyming Text, and Wendy Grieb to discover more great books for kids.

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    Amanda Lynch is a writer, editor, and blogger who grew up in Florida knowing she belonged somewhere else. She now lives in the DC Metro Area with her husband and three amazing little boys. She is the Eco-Friendly/Green Living Contributor over at the Prime Parents' Club and strives to live earth friendly in a world of disposable diapers. When not writing about Anabel and Jared or chasing around a curly-haired boy, she cheers for the Gators (in all kinds of weather) and occasionally remembers to sleep. You can also find her on Facebook, or on Twitter as @thebookprincess.

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