Rhyming text explains why one should never feed animals certain foods.

A hilarious, rhyming monster romp of a story about--you guessed it--a yeti and some spaghetti "Hurrah " shouted George, "At last it is you. I've been looking so hard for the Yeti." The monster looked down with a horrible howl . . . "Are you bonkers? My name is Netty " Join George, a young and courageous explorer, determined to track down the elusive Yeti against all odds. Armed with only a map, a woolly hat, and a tin of spaghetti in his rucksack, George sets off on his quest up the steep mountain path--and spots the Yeti immediately But wait, just look at that lipstick. Can it really be the Yeti? This funny adventure story is the perfect, rhyming picture book read for boy and girl monster lovers.

A rhyming board book with novelty felt mouths.

Introducing an interactive book, filled with wild animal characters. Each animal has a giant mouth and felt teeth, so you can reach through the holes to mimic feeding them!

You should never feed a queen a jellybean! Find out why in this hilarious rhyming book. Each royal character has a giant open mouth and felt teeth, so children can reach through the holes to mimic feeding them! This tactile book offers plenty for young children to enjoy, helping to promote an early love of reading.

Daddy picks up Corey from the daycare center, goes to the store with him and has dinner cooked by the time Mom arrives home from work.

The night the big storm dumps snow on eight-year-old Sam's house, a mysterious visitor shows up-AN ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN!Franklin the yeti looks hungry and scared, so Sam tries to comfort him with food. But what does a monster from the Himalayas eat? As it turns out, the answer lies on a discarded plate under Sam's bed!Soon Sam and Franklin become best friends, and the adventures of a yeti who loves spaghetti have just begun . . .My Yeti Loves Spaghetti! is an exciting story from multi-genre author/illustrator Hart Lee Serious, who specializes in getting kids to read and keeping them engaged.This is a fun, easy-to-read, illustrated chapter book for children ages 5-9 and grades 1-4. Perfect for reluctant readers (and anybody interested in the dietary requirements of abominable snowpeople).