Snag Your Copy Baxter Meets His Monster (Adventures With Baxter The Dog, #2) Assembled By Jennifer Hart File Format Electronic Format

was a very nonscary, childfriendly book about a lost large lovable monster, The illustration was cheery and fanciful, I loved that it reminded me of books I used to read as a kid fun to page through and not an overly complicated life lesson.
I cant wait to read this to my nieces and nephews,

Update I gave this to myyearold niece and she went bananas for it, Every time I see her she immediately hands me the book, joyfully yelling “monsta book, monsta book, read it, ” Ive read it five times in a row before putting my foot down on reading it a sixth, She absolutely cant get enough of this book, And she LOVES the pictures, I had the pleasure of seeing Jenn read "Baxter Meets His Monster" to a group of preschoolers and the story kept them engaged from start to finish! They also really seemed to understand the important lesson that you shouldn't judge a book or a monster! by its cover.
Baxter The Dog is no stranger to fantastic creatures, In his first adventure, "Baxter Goes to Imagination Land," he met a cast of colorful characters, However, on a dark, stormy night, he is surprised and unsure when something strange and wild shows up at his door.
Will Baxter judge a creature by their size, their color and by the shape of their paws, or will he learn that monsters aren't always monsters after all

Baxter The Dog Books is a series starring Baxter The Dog that encourages children or kids at heart to get creative, be kind, and seek adventure.
"Baxter Meets His Monster" haspages of colorful handdrawn illustrations by Jennifer Hart, The fullpage art and rhyming storyline set the scene as Baxter takes his readers through a funny, heartfelt bedtime story about friendship.


If you can't get enough Baxter The Dog, please check out "Baxter Goes to Imagination Land," "Baxter Returns to Imagination Land, Coloring and Activity Book, " and "Baxter's Sweets and Treats.
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Be sure to follow Jennifer Hart and Baxter The Dog on Instagram and Facebook baxterbooks, Colorful illustrations and imaginative writing pull this wonderful story together in a suretolove treat for young children, I kept thinking "facing demons" as I read it what an important lesson and masterful way to show it to kids.
Jenn, again, outdoes herself on creating a world kids can understand and enjoy, Sweet story of a dog with a big imagination and his new monster friend, Loved the bright, creative graphics, I received a copy in exchange for a review,

A storyteller with a fun imagination, Jennifer Hart encourages others to pursue all things kind, adventurous and creative in the world.
The second book in her Baxter the Dog series, "Baxter Meets His Monster", follows the infectious curiosity of a friendly pup named Baxter.


One day a storm is building in the sky when all of a sudden, Baxter sees something in the distance coming towards him.
After the figure breaks his fence and then hides, Baxters imagination runs wild as he imagines all sorts of silly creatures he could have seen.
The one thing he doesnt want it to be is a monster, anything but a scary monster!

Children and parents will giggle together throughout "Baxter Meets His Monster", creating warm and lasting memories.
The handdrawn aspect of the illustration will inspire children to draw and create their own characters and stories, Most importantly, Hart teaches through her character Baxter that you should not judge others by their appearance and that you first need to look beyond the surface to find the heart of others.
Another important lesson is when Baxter admits he made a mistake and gives a sincere apology, In life, mistakes happen, and we learn from those moments,

Dont miss out on this fun and important tale that is perfect for the curious child in your life.
Hart is an author to pay attention to as she grows her Baxter the Dog series, "Baxter Meets His Monster" is currently available for preorder and is launching soon on Marchth,, This newest book in the Baxter series for children is a delight to read, The child reader learns
to face their fears, presented in the form of a fun and colorful monster, This story is enjoyable, fun, and gives the child a surprise when they realize that not all monsters are as bad as they'd imagined.

A good chance to teach your child the valuable lesson not to judge books by their cover, In a time when our country needs to be reminded of the value of diversity, this book gets five.
Imagination radiates from every page in this tale about a sweet dog and a very unexpected monster,

Baxer the dog can't believe his eyessomething crashes a hole in his fence! With the fog, it's hard to see what it is, but it appears to be furry and huge.
His mind races in all sorts of directions as he tries to imagine what type of monster it is, Despite all the amazing possibilities he comes up with, none come close to reality,

The artwork in this book is lovely, each page allowing imagination to take flight in swoops, curls and color combinations that bounce off of the page.
It's a treat to simply flip through the book and experience the tale through the art, Especially the monster benefits from the illustrations and will make young listeners gasp, giggle and want to cuddle it, . . if their arms were long enough, that is,

While I want to say that this book shows that the imagination can be worse than reality, that doesn't quite fit.
Baxter's imagination of what the monster might be is amazing in so many ways, Young listeners will love every 'monster' he comes up with, and this makes it a lovely readaloud, The end result is very surprising, but fits the imaginative direction nicely, Of course, there's a warm ending with a wholesome message, which makes it wonderful for the intended age group, The entire thing is written in light rhyme, which sometimes flows better than others, and the vocabulary is fitting for the age group.


I received a complimentary copy and enjoyed diving into this read quite a bit, I received this book in a Goodreads giveaway, This is a sweet story told in rhyme about a young pup who finds that not all monsters should be feared.
The illustrations match the whimsical rhymes, A very sweet book for PreKnd graders, Great book

Reading this book, I found it is a good one for my grandchildren, Its delightful, teaches good lessons and the characters are so lovely Cute monster

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cute book.
I think my preschool students will love it, The monster is not a scary one but instead its a fluffy and nice friend, I am a storyteller born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, As an author and illustrator, I encourage readers to pursue all things kind, adventurous, and creative in the world, When Im not telling fictional tales, I compose literal ones in the form of branding through my company, Hart House Creative.
My designs have been featured in National Geographic, on billboards, online, and in magazines across the United States, Books in my debut Baxter The Dog Series have been featured by Fox, Channel, Channel: The Pet Project, and Las Vegas Baby Magazine.
I am a member of the Nevada Artists Roster for, I founded a charity book drive, in, called Book for a Book, And I am participating in thexprogram I am a storyteller born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, As an author and illustrator, I encourage readers to pursue all things kind, adventurous, and creative in the world, When I'm not telling fictional tales, I compose literal ones in the form of branding through my company, Hart House Creative.
My designs have been featured in National Geographic, on billboards, online, and in magazines across the United States, Books in my debut Baxter The Dog Series have been featured by Fox, Channel, Channel: The Pet Project, and Las Vegas Baby Magazine.
I am a member of the Nevada Artists Roster for, I founded a charity book drive, in, called Book for a Book, And I am participating in thexprogram sitelink,