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	title:	When a Monster Is Born
	author:	Sean Taylor
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Orchard
	released:	August 2, 2007
	isbn:	1846165113
	isbn-13:	9781846165115

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Customer Reviews
Love this book and author! - Rated This is an adorable book that speaks to children on their level and engages them with simple yet witty text---all that and fantastic illustrations,too! Sean Taylor is a great new author with a social conscience, as evidenced by his recent book award win when he refused Nestles' tainted award money. Bravo! Perpetautes the status quo - Rated Too bad the author decided to perpetuate the ages-old idea that all young girls desire a "handsome young man", and that all creatures might choose to marry and have children. He could have used his book to instill some truly worthwhile ideals, like beauty in all things and independence instead of going the route of boy-girl love and marriage and children.

Customer Reviews

Love this book and author! - Rated 5/5
This is an adorable book that speaks to children on their level and engages them with simple yet witty text---all that and fantastic illustrations,too!
Sean Taylor is a great new author with a social conscience, as evidenced by his recent book award win when he refused Nestles' tainted award money. Bravo!

Perpetautes the status quo - Rated 3/5
Too bad the author decided to perpetuate the ages-old idea that all young girls desire a "handsome young man", and that all creatures might choose to marry and have children. He could have used his book to instill some truly worthwhile ideals, like beauty in all things and independence instead of going the route of boy-girl love and marriage and children.