
By Laura Suárez
Part of the Monster Support Group series
A monster questions his nature and seeks freedom from his creator's control.
Frederick, a monster taught to be fearsome, begins to question his purpose. Escaping to the mountains, he seeks a life beyond terror. But when his creator comes searching, Frederick must confront his past and redefine what it means to be monstrous. Can he prove that monsters can choose their own path?
Discover the newest instalment in the Monster Support Group series, where the truths behind your favourite monsters are revealed! Meet Frederick: taught by his maker that monsters don’t cry or read OR sniff flowers, he is taken round the country, demonstrating his might and monstrous nature. But, when Frederick realises there might be more to life than terrorising, he takes to the mountains to escape. But now his maker has come looking and Frederick must face up to his past, be brave and show everyone that monsters don’t always have to be monstrous.
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