Sam is seven and loves candy. He doesn't want to eat healthy.

The Candy Monster is on a journey to a special place. Traveling through the candy forest, the Candy Monster is overcome with its desire for a variety of candy and sweets. As the monster realizes it will always crave sweet treats, it begins to understand the need to prevent tooth decay. It appreciates brushing and flossing its teeth daily, day and night. It acknowledges by practicing good dental hygiene, it has a greater chance of minimizing the chance of getting cavities. No candy monster wants tiny holes in the hard surface of their teeth! When the Candy Monster reaches its final destination, it is cheerful! The dentist office is the special place it was trying to get to the entire time. The Candy Monster learns the consistent and preventative care of brushing and flossing has paid off. The Candy Monster has no cavities and no teeth need be plucked out of its mouth. The Candy Monster wants all candy monster friends to know they can love candy and love taking care of their teeth too.

Candy is green, small and soft as a gummy. He has only one eye, loves candies and spends all the day eating them. One day, he had no more of them...

Sam is seven and loves candy. He doesn't want to eat healthy.

From Rachel Bright, creator of the #1 Publishers Weekly bestseller Love Monster comes a new story about sharing and chocolate—perfect for Valentine's Day. When Love Monster comes home from vacation, he discovers a box of chocolates on his doorstep. He knows he should share it with his friends, but what if there's none left for him after everyone has a piece? What if they take his favorite-the double chocolate strawberry swirl? And even worse-what if the only piece left is the coffee-flavored one? Ick! In the end, Love Monster learns that sharing with friends is the sweetest treat of all.

“Delightful . . . an engrossing oral history . . . As an enthusiastic ode to colorful, seat-of-your-pants filmmaking, this one’s hard to beat.” —Booklist (starred review) “Fantastic—a treasure.” —Stephen King Crab Monsters, Teenage Cavemen, and Candy Stripe Nurses is an outrageously rollicking account of the life and career of Roger Corman—one of the most prolific and successful independent producers, directors, and writers of all time, and self-proclaimed king of the B movie. As told by Corman himself and graduates of “The Corman Film School,” including Peter Bogdanovich, James Cameron, Francis Ford Coppola, Robert De Niro, and Martin Scorsese, this comprehensive oral history takes readers behind the scenes of more than six decades of American cinema, as now-legendary directors and actors candidly unspool recollections of working with Corman, continually one-upping one another with tales of the years before their big breaks. Crab Monsters is supplemented with dozens of full-color reproductions of classic Corman movie posters; behind-the-scenes photographs and ephemera (many taken from Corman’s personal archive); and critical essays on Corman’s most daring films—including The Intruder, Little Shop of Horrors, and The Big Doll House—that make the case for Corman as an artist like no other. “This new coffee table book, brimming with outrageous stills from many of Corman’s hundreds of films, looks at the wild career of the starmaker who was largely responsible for so much of the Hollywood we know today.” —New York Post “Vividly illustrated.” —People “It includes in-depth aesthetic appreciations of ten of Corman’s movies, which, taken together, make a compelling case for Corman as an artist.” —Hollywood.com “Outrageously entertaining.” —Parade “Endlessly fascinating.” —PopMatters

A whimsical tale that cleverly addresses the age-old predicament of Halloween candy mysteriously disappearing.