The Boy Who Ate Around
A boy becomes monsters to avoid dinner, devouring everything but his meal.
Henrik Drescher, an illustrator whose work regularly appears in The New York Times Book Review and other national and international publications, is the author of Pat the Beastie and other children’s books, including McFig and McFly: A Tale of Jealousy, Revenge, and Death (with a Happy Ending); Hubert the Pudge: A Vegetarian Tale; and The Strange Appearance of Howard Cranebill, which won The New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year.He splits his time between Toronto and China.
A boy becomes monsters to avoid dinner, devouring everything but his meal.
A mischievous pet teaches kids the value of kindness and friendship.
A boy becomes monsters to avoid dinner, devouring everything but his meal.
Mischief with a pet turns into a wild lesson when Beastie strikes back.
Monkeys sail from zoo to ocean on a yellow umbrella.
A dream turns perilous as drawing pens battle a monster.
A mysterious baby with a peculiar nose changes everything.
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A boy becomes monsters to avoid dinner, devouring everything but his meal.
Mischief with a pet turns into a wild lesson when Beastie strikes back.
Monkeys sail from zoo to ocean on a yellow umbrella.
A dream turns perilous as drawing pens battle a monster.
A mysterious baby with a peculiar nose changes everything.
A mischievous pet teaches kids the value of kindness and friendship.