Monster in the Mirror
By Jean Ure
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Woffles, a big, woolly dog, and Stretch, a smooth, slinky cat, live peacefully together. Their harmony is disrupted when Muffy, a mischievous kitten with sharp claws, joins the household. Muffy's playful antics unsettle Woffles, leading to chaos. To restore peace, Stretch introduces Muffy to her own reflection in a mirror, making her confront the 'monster' within. This clever plan helps Muffy calm down, and Woffles, overcoming his own fears, realises the 'monster' is just his own reflection. Together, they learn about bravery and self-awareness.
About the author
Jean Ure is a popular British author who has written many exciting books for children, including the famous 'Fruit and Nutcase' and 'Skinny Melon and Me'. She loves writing about friendships, families, and everyday adventures. Jean Ure hopes her stories will make you laugh, think, and discover the joy of reading.
Pages
63 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Published
2000
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