MEDIAPRINT BILLY AND THE LITTLE MONSTERS MONSTERS GO TO SCHOOL

Do you remember Bill? That little boy who was afraid of the dark? Billy who became friends with some of the most unusual creatures, not so scary monsters (but a bit slanderous, eh)? Of course you remember. And if you thought that was the end of Billy's adventures with his little friends, you haven't read anything yet. The second book of the "Billy and the Little Monsters" series, translated by Elona Qose, has just been released in bookstores by the "Mediaprint" Publishing House. This time, the monsters go to school; to be clear, at Bill's school. And not that he was very happy with the latter. On the contrary, he had a lot of quarrels with the teachers and above all with the school's terrible, Basil Brown, who acted as if he was strong with everyone. How to fill the minds of the monsters! As for himself, Bill was adamant: no one would go to school with him. But being small has its advantages, because, let's face it, you find a corner to hide in your school bag. Upon arrival at school, the circus starts. The events that will happen next with each of the monsters melt the gas. From Gelatin who clings to the teacher like a villain on his back, to Trumpet who almost drowns in the pot of beans and Billy who goes to great lengths to save his friends. And Basil Brown, the tomboy of the class that Billy was so afraid of, is actually a bit of a deacon. All in all, despite a well-deserved punishment from Mom, going to school with monsters didn't go too badly for Billy. "Billy and the Little Monsters" is the ideal book for the young reader, especially for those readers who are transitioning from reading titles to short chapters. The book contains short texts accompanied by fantastic illustrations that support reading development. The characters are fun, with a lot of humor, so that children do not lose interest until the last page.