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Milo's Monster

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$9.15 $15 In stock

An inspiring Big Bright Feelings picture book following Milo as jealousy sends a green-eyed monster to poison his thoughts, until he finds a way to free himself and repair his friendship.

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  • Author: Tom Percival
  • Format: Paperback
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Joseph L. ★★★★★

I was skeptical a picture book could teach my 7-year-old about jealousy, but the way the green-eyed monster takes over Milo's thoughts really clicked for him. He even brought it up at dinner, saying he felt like Milo sometimes, which started a great conversation. The illustrations are so vivid and e

Joseph B. ★★★★☆

My son was really struggling with jealousy after his friend got a new toy, and this book’s “green-eyed monster” metaphor clicked instantly. The pages are sturdy enough for his eager flipping, though I wish the story had one more concrete example for younger kids. It did help him talk about his feeli

Julian ★★★★☆

My son has been having a tough time with a friend lately, and this book’s idea of a “green-eyed monster” really helped him open up about feeling jealous. The way Milo learns to let the monster go felt spot-on for his age. He’s asked to read it three nights in a row now.