Originally published: London: Little Tiger Press, 2010.

When Mr and Mrs Monster's three eggs hatch, the first two monsters are FRIGHTFUL and HORRID. Mr and Mrs Monster are delighted! But then the third monster hatches-and he's fluffy and cute and PINK! Oh no . . .

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"Originally published in Great Britain in 2006 by Simon & Schuster UK Ltd"--Copyright page.

Get the giggles with Yuck! Lots more yucky fun with two more horrible adventures in this bestselling series for first readers. YUCK'S SUPERCOOL SNOTMAN It's snowing, but Yuck's got a cold and isn't allowed outside to play. When Yuck sees his sister Polly Princess making a snowman, he has a brilliant idea. With snot and sneezes, he builds a yucky new friend of his own . . . YUCK'S DREAM MACHINE Yuck has a dream machine - now he can dream the yuckiest dreams ever! But everyone keeps waking him up. So when his sister Polly Princess steals the dream machine, Yuck plans his revenge - a monster prank that she'll never forget!

Captain Underpants fans will be gleefully disgusted with this new laugh-out-loud series, starring a boy so gross they named him Yuck. In “Yuck’s Slime Monster,” the Prince of Pungency hatches a disgusting plan—if he can’t bring his pet slug to school, he’ll bring a Slime Monster instead! Soon enough, there’s goo and slop everywhere! Can Yuck control the Slime Monster before it takes over his school? And in “Yuck’s Gross Party,” Yuck’s sister Polly—prim as a Princess—throws a birthday bash that doesn’t include him. So to get even, he assembles his revolting gang for a gruesome party with gross games galore! And he and his pals are going to make Polly the most disgusting birthday cake ever!

Youngsters will look at their homes in a whole new way after they've seen what really lurks in each room. This collection of larger-than-life photos takes an up-close look at common household stuff, such as specks of dust, bread mold and toilet paper. Cryptic clues help youngsters identify the magnified items on each spread but if the clues aren't enough, readers can lift the flaps to find the answers. Full color.