A very funny green book that raises pressing current issues about waste and recycling. When Frank's classmates notice that his name in the register reads Frank N. Stein they insist that he build a monster. The boys make a creature out of rubbish but then a flash of lightning brings the monster alive. However, when they discover that all the monster wants to do is eat rubbish, they quickly realise how useful the monster will be. But try telling that to parents and police, the army and the adult world in general! A very funny green book, that raises pressing current issues of about waste and recycling.
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Ann Jungman has been writing for children for many years. She is best known for her Vlad the Drac series but her There's a Troll !.. books for Puffin are growing in number and reputation. Ann is particularly good and capturing the imagination of younger readers. Ann visits many schools and libraries to talk about writing for children and is well-known to tea
More about Ann JungmanSherryl Clark lives in Melbourne, Australia, and teaches creative writing at Victoria University. Her first children's book was The Too-Tight Tutu, published in 1997, and since then she has written more than 30 books for all ages. Her verse novel Farm Kid won the 2005 NSW Premier's Literary Award for children's books. Her website is at http://www.sherrylclar
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