"This field guide
is handsomely put together and is an extremely fast read. Olander’s
imaginative creatures, creative drawings, and humorous tidbits of information
make this book great for reluctant readers, especially boys. Those interested in
drawing and monsters will also find some joy
here."
—
VOYA,
December
2007
"This superb,
playfully farcical presentation with its multiple levels of humor will capture
children’s
imagination."
—
School
Library Journal,
November
2007
Rainy-Day Book Club - Monstrology 101
"For any
kiddo with an explorer streak and a bit of the Halloween bug in them, this book
is the perfect combination of silly, weird and freaky. Reading it as a family
could lead to all kinds of
fun..."
—Robin Rivers/Comox Valley
Kids, October 27, 2007
comoxvalleykids.
wordpress.com
"Olander’s insight into the creatures
and their habitants is just delightful, although not for the faint of
heart."
—Terry Matthews/Sulphur
Springs News-Telegram
www.ssnewstelegram.com
"Some of Olander’s monsters are scary (the Brute, who lives
inside you), while others are insanely cute (the Domestic Dust-Devil).
You’ll never look at your home and garden the same way again.
A Field Guide to
Monsters
has great curb
appeal..."
—Kelly Herold/Big A
little a
kidslitinformation.blogspot.com
"Carefully
rendered sketches, faux-historical documents and tongue-in-cheek field notes
bear witness to all sorts of bizarre
creatures..."
—Carolyn Juris/Time
Out New York Kids, November 19, 2007
www.timeout.com
