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    Welcome to Monster Town
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    Welcome to Monster Town

    By Ryan Heshka

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    As soon as the sun sets on Monstertown, creatures of all kinds go to work. So hop on the Ghoul Bus and see for yourself who inhabits this ghoulish town. Dr. Cyclops, Postmaster Skeleton, Frank N. Stein, Dr. Mummy, Captain Witch, and many other monster friends—including a junior monster-in-training—will welcome you with open arms!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateJul 20, 2010
    ISBN9781466802964
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    Welcome to Monster Town
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    Ryan Heshka

    Ryan Heshka was born in Brandon, Manitoba and raised in Winnipeg at the end of the "lo-tech" era. Drawing from early influences too numerous to list, he ended up working in the fields of interior design and animation before his current career as an illustrator. Represented in North America, Europe and Asia by Kate Larkworthy Artist Representation Ltd., he resides in downtown Vancouver.

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      This is a cute story about monsters and their occupations in a small "monster" town. I liked this story because it makes monsters seem less scary to the young children who read it. For example, there is a cyclops who is an eye doctor, and a vampire who works at the blood bank. The illustrations are really detailed and stand out on each page. My only critique of this book is that there is not much of a plot. The story just says the occupations of different types of classic monsters. It is clever and humorous but not a strong story line.