Fantastic activities inspired by Grobblechops! Buy Grobblechops The wonderful Love My Books have put together some fantastic activities inspired by Grobblechops! Check them out below. Read aloud Read the story aloud, making sure you are cuddled up close! Pause to talk about the pictures and what is happening. Things to talk about Take time to look and talk about the cover together. What do children notice? What kind of story might it be? Talk…
This classic bedtime fear is hilariously brought to life! Buy Grobblechops This is a great review of Grobblechops from Jayne on dearauthor.com! Read the review here: Amir is worried about the little monster lurking under the bed. What if it tries to eat him up?! And what if that monster has a dad and a mom too? As Amir’s dad tucks him in, Amir wonders if the monster might just become a friend instead… This…
Grobblechops will resonate with anyone who has tried to quell the fears of a child! Buy Grobblechops We’re delighted with this lovely Instagram review of Grobblechops from The Tiny Activist! Check it out below! View this post on Instagram Grobblechops opens with a little boy named Amir and his dad getting ready to go to bed. Amir is pretty worried that a monster might be hanging around, and Amir’s dad doe this bets to settle…
Grobblechops proves comforting for a common childhood anxiety! Buy Grobblechops Kirkus have written this wonderful review of Grobblechops! Read it below! Based on a tale by the Sufi mystic Rumi, this oversized picture book adroitly calms a child’s fear of monsters through some creative parental problem-solving. Young Amir, toothbrush in hand, stalls at bedtime, imagining a monster with huge teeth who doubtlessly wants to eat him. His dad suggests that Amir growl like a tiger…
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