A hilariously quirky monster tale about appreciating beauty—in all its weird and wonderful forms!— by the creator of the iconic Olivia books and bestselling humorist David Sedaris.
Sedaris and Falconer make a spectacular splash with this tale of a monster turned ugly—stuck with a human face!
In this beautifully gross picture book, Anna Van Ogre’s lovely monster face turns into that of a sickeningly adorable, rosy-cheeked little girl—and it’s not switching back! Can she find a way to stop looking like an ugly human and regain her gorgeous monstrosity of a face?
In this incredible story about beauty standards, owning your uniquessness, and developing self-esteem, nationally acclaimed comedian and perpetual bestelling author David Sedaris and renowned creator of the Olivia picture boook series Ian Falconer come together to ponder the eternally relevant question: is true beauty really on the inside?
A hilariously quirky monster tale about appreciating beauty—in all its weird and wonderful forms!— by the creator of the iconic Olivia books and bestselling humorist David Sedaris.
Sedaris and Falconer make a spectacular splash with this tale of a monster turned ugly—stuck with a human face!
In this beautifully gross picture book, Anna Van Ogre’s lovely monster face turns into that of a sickeningly adorable, rosy-cheeked little girl—and it’s not switching back! Can she find a way to stop looking like an ugly human and regain her gorgeous monstrosity of a face?
In this incredible story about beauty standards, owning your uniquessness, and developing self-esteem, nationally acclaimed comedian and perpetual bestelling author David Sedaris and renowned creator of the Olivia picture boook series Ian Falconer come together to ponder the eternally relevant question: is true beauty really on the inside?
David Sedaris is the author of Barrel Fever and Holidays on
Ice, as well as collections of personal essays such as Naked, Me
Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, and
When You Are Engulfed in Flames. Sedaris’s pieces appear regularly
in the New Yorker and have twice been included in The Best American
Essays. There are more than ten million copies of his books in
print, and they have been translated into 25 languages.
www.davidsedarisbooks.com
Ian Falconer was an author and illustrator of children’s
books, a designer of sets and costumes for the theater and creator
of 30 covers for the New Yorker as well as other publications. The
fine artist and designer was best known for his witty and
bestselling picture books about the precocious piglet Olivia, a
children’s book series with over 10 million sales worldwide.
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