Monsters don't say meep
by
Bridgetta Tomarchio
Genre/s:
Children's Books, Fiction
Subgenre/s:
children's picture book ages 3-8, Children's Self-Esteem & Self-Respect, Children's Cat Books, Children's Halloween Books, Children's Self-Esteem Books
Book Description
It was supposed to be a magical night...
...until a few mischievous kittens turned it into chaos.
Can the tiniest voice save the day?
At Monster Scare Prep School, every monster is practicing its scariest roar. But when Meep tries, all that comes out is a squeaky little "meep." The others laugh-until real trouble strikes, and Meep may be the only one who can save the day.
Will he find his roar-or discover that being himself is more than enough?
Funny, playful, and full of heart, Monsters Don't Say Meep is a laugh-out-loud monster adventure about courage, individuality, and the magic of being yourself, reminding us that sometimes the smallest voice makes the biggest impact.
Perfect for bedtime, classrooms, and storytime, this book will have kids (and adults) cheering for their own true voices.
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A warm hug
This book understands big feelings in small bodies. Meep’s journey from slumped shoulders to quiet confidence is a warm hug for any child who’s been told to be “more.”
Posted by
Buddy
On
Mar 30, 2026
Perfect read-aloud
A perfect read-aloud: rhythmic, expressive, and easy to act out—the “meep” practically invites participation. By the end, little readers are cheering for their own unique sound.
Posted by
Isaiah
On
Mar 30, 2026
Superb book
Equal parts silly and sincere, with just the right sprinkle of Halloween vibes. The playful monster mishaps keep kids giggling while the theme of owning your true voice lingers.
Posted by
Declan
On
Mar 30, 2026
Very good
As a teacher, I love how this story reframes “quiet” as strength. The moment the room hushes for Meep shows kids that confidence isn’t always loud—and that’s such a gift.
Posted by
Gillian McMillan
On
Mar 30, 2026
My preschooler asked for this three nights in a row. The Monsters’ Ball setup is delightful, and the gentle “meep” message about finding your own voice landed perfectly at bedtime.
Posted by
Teressa
On
Mar 30, 2026
A tender, funny picture book with a heart you can feel on every page
Meep’s tiny voice and big courage make a powerful case for letting kids be themselves, even when everyone else is roaring.
Posted by
G.T.
On
Mar 30, 2026
