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    The Mischief Monster
    The Mischief Monster
    The Mischief Monster
    Audiobook1 hour

    The Mischief Monster

    Written by Bruce Coville

    Narrated by Ryan Sparkes

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Moongobble has completed his three Mighty Tasks, and Edward begins to fear that their adventures might be over. But before life can become too quiet an annoying little monster named Snelly comes bounding into their lives. As if Snelly wasn’t trouble enough, Moongobble’s magic has gone wrong again, causing his faithful toad, Urk, to undergo a very embarrassing change. Soon Moongobble, Edward, Urk, and Fireball the Dragon must begin a fearful journey to return Snelly to her home. They’d like to bring along the Rusty Knight, but he’s gone missing! How the threads of the story come together make for another merry, magical listening experience that will delight Moongobble’s legions of young fans!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFull Cast Audio
    Release dateJan 1, 2007
    ISBN9781933322827
    The Mischief Monster
    Author

    Bruce Coville

    BRUCE COVILLE is the author of over 100 books for children and young adults, including the international bestseller My Teacher is an Alien, the Unicorn Chronicles series, and the much-beloved Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher. His work has appeared in a dozen languages and won children's choice awards in a dozen states. Before becoming a full time writer Bruce was a teacher, a toymaker, a magazine editor, a gravedigger, and a cookware salesman. He is also the creator of Full Cast Audio, an audiobook company devoted to producing full cast, unabridged recordings of material for family listening and has produced over a hundred audiobooks, directing and/or acting in most of them. Bruce lives in Syracuse, New York, with his wife, illustrator and author Katherine Coville.

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    • 4/5
      “The Mischief Monsters” was a very enjoyable story that revolved around the big idea of family. The mischief monsters themselves were part of a family, with two young children, and the other creatures involved in the adventures composed an odd little family themselves. I really enjoyed this story for two reasons. First, I liked how the illustrations helped to paint a picture of the characters and plot of the story. Normally most of this would be left up to the reader’s imagination, but I enjoyed that I was able to see exactly what the characters looked like. For example, the story is told from the point of view of a little boy but a reader would not know this without looking at the picture. They also did not explain in depth about what type of creature each character was, so a reader could only imagine the boy, the magician, the dragon and the “mischief monster” based on the illustrations. I also really enjoyed this story because of the point of view that the story is told. It is from the perspective of a young boy, who has no magical powers himself but is surrounded by magical, mystical creatures. For example, his closest friend is an older man who just recently became a magician. He also has a pet dragon and stumbles upon this “mischief monster” that needs to be brought home to a magical mountain. It was interesting to see things from his non-magical perspective, as opposed to someone else in the story who had some type of powers.
    • 5/5
      At first, I did not think that "The Mischeif Monster: Moongobbler and Me" would be a book that I enjoyed; however, I was very wrong. Although this book is a chapter book, it has small illustrations throughout. What I liked most about these illustrations is that it explained some of the harder word, such as "plunking down".  Although this book was about magic and fantasy worlds, it had some real life struggles that made this book even more enjoyable. The big picture in this book seemed to be the importance of family.