Children's Lit Book Reviews

Eventually, the boy finds himself in the same predicament over and over again and each time he's having to surrender a favorite toy to the monster. Each time the little boy get more sad as he misses his favorite toys. Once again the little boy finds himself having to eat peas again dreading having to eat them the monster appears and this time asks for his dog, Ralph. Without even thinking he says no and begins to eat the peas on his plate. To the little boys amazement he actually enjoyed eating the peas and said that they tasted good. He then looked to the monster and told him that he wouldn't needed anymore and decided that he would always eat all the vegetables on his plate for now on.
Who would benefit for reading this book? : I think anyone who would read this great book would benefit from it. The readability of the book is simple for easy to intermediate readers and would make a great book to read aloud to children of all ages. One important theme that is taught is the important to try everything you do whether it be eating food or anything you do in life before you say you don't like it. Because it might not turn out as bad as it looks.
What problems/conflicts would this book potentially cause? : I don't there is any problems that this book would potentially cause.
My reaction: I enjoyed reading this book. This book had a certain rhythm to it's reading that makes this book enjoyable for readers of all ages. I especially enjoyed the illustrations of the book. I recommend this book to every parent who might be struggling with getting their own children to eat peas and any food like it.