Major monster mess

Andres Miedoso

Book - 2018

When Andres discovers that he has had a monster encounter without knowing it as strange things start happening in the school cafeteria, he and Desmond investigate.

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Subjects
Genres
Juvenile fiction
Ghost stories Juvenile fiction
Ghost stories
Paranormal fiction
Published
New York : Little Simon 2018.
Language
English
Main Author
Andres Miedoso (author)
Other Authors
Victor Rivas (illustrator)
Edition
First Little Simon paperback edition
Physical Description
122 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm
Audience
Ages 5-9.
ISBN
9781534426955
9781534426948
9781549085055
9780876176771
  • Chapter one: The purple milkshake
  • Chapter two: Mrs. Tray
  • Chapter three: I smell monster
  • Chapter four: The Elm Street house
  • Chapter five: Spilling the beans
  • Chapter six: Rotted luck
  • Chapter seven: Monsters love to eat
  • Chapter eigth: Dark and early
  • Chapter nine: Catch-a-Tony
  • Chapter ten: Monster menu.

Major Monster Mess CHAPTER ONE THE PURPLE MILKSHAKE When it comes to school cafeterias, I've learned that they are always a mystery. Sometimes they are great! Sometimes they are the grossest places in the world. The problem is that you never know which one you'll get until you eat there. See? That's me . . . not eating the most horrible food ever. But that all changed when I moved to Kersville. The cafeteria here at Kersville Elementary is one of a kind. The food is excellent, according to my best friend, Desmond Cole. Whether it's Macaroni-and-Cheese Monday or Fried-Chicken Friday, the food always makes him happy. So do the cafeteria workers. They must really like Desmond because they always give him extra food. They even make him special treats. One time they made a purple milkshake just for him. I don't know what made it purple, and I didn't ask! Desmond thinks the cafeteria is perfect. But my parents always say: If something seems too good to be true, it probably is. That's what I thought about my new cafeteria: It seemed too good to be true. If only I knew how right I was! Excerpted from Major Monster Mess by Andres Miedoso All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.