Small Monsters, Big Monsters

Welcome to a wildly entertaining monster world, where everyday situations turn into hilarious lessons in opposites

Monster gets ON the bus. Passengers get OFF! Refrigerator is EMPTY. Monster is FULL!

From a big monster who wants to play with small humans, to a monster who sleeps all day and plays all night, these silly and surprising creatures make learning opposites outrageously fun! 

Filled with laugh-out-loud scenarios, Small Monster, Big Monster supports early learners in building vocabulary and understanding opposites in the world around them. Simple text, irresistible characters, and clever twists invite children to make intuitive connections between words and ideas while giggling at every turn. Vibrant, eye-catching illustrations, printed in neon inks, bring the concept of opposites to life, packing each page with new visual details to notice.

Fresh, funny, and full of character, Small Monster, Big Monster is an exuberant introduction to opposites for curious little learners.

For ages 0-3 years

Review

‘Monsterly mayhem turns learning about opposites into silly fun … Smiles and giggles are guaranteed.’ – Bookworm for Kids

‘[A] deadpan comedic style that everyone, parents included, will enjoy … Small Monster, Big Monster is guaranteed to strike a chord with your little one, and when it does, they’ll want to return to it again and again.’ – How it Works

‘Little learners will love hanging with these monsters who are just as curious, active, ingenious, and friendly as they are!’ – Celebrate Picture Books

‘An eye-wateringly bright board book, featuring splendidly zany, toddler-pleasing pairs of opposites.’ – Guardian

‘Fresh, funny, and full of character, Small Monster, Big Monster is an exuberant introduction to opposites for curious little learners.’ – My Baba

About the Author

Allan Sanders is an illustrator and artist who lives by the sea in Brighton, UK. He has illustrated several Children’s books including On the Move, My Amazing Body, Outer Space, The Animal World, The Book of Perfectly Perilous Math, and most recently The Alphabet of Alphabets and A Number of Numbers for Wide Eyed Editions. He likes diagrams, limited palettes, screen printing, comic books, handwritten type, and wonky perspectives.