Boo on the Loose (Disney/Pixar Monsters, Inc.) (Step into Reading)

My little boy loves this book. It's a current favorite at bedtime.

This is a good Monsters Inc. book. The words and sentences seem appropriate for a level 2 reader.The storyline in this book does not match the movie. It starts out the same but has an alternate ending. My five year old doesn't seem to mind and likes reading it.

My son is crazy about anything to do with Monsters, Inc, or Monsters University, and this book was no exception. We ordered it after he read "Scaring Lessons". The artwork is less photorealistic than the other Monsters books (the cover art is an accurate representation of the art inside), but the story is charming. It deviates from the storyline of the movie, but doesn't contradict it; it could easily have been the story of a deleted scene.

Kid liked it.

I purchase these level books for my daughter to practice reading with. This book is very sweet and I really love the illustrations. This particular story leaves some of the movie's plot and adds a bit of adventure.

It is a white knuckle thrill ride through Monster Land. A non stop page turner taking you deep into the seedy underbelly of what really happens behind our closet doors. Mike and Sulley are forced to make decisions impacting their lives and those that depend on them. Seeing them come to grips with the impact following those decisions is gripping and gut wrenching. A literal masterpiece.

Again, children's books are hard to come by which are not just plan silly. This book is engaging to a child. Shippment was fast and in good condition.

I read this to my 2 year old, perfect quick stories with cute pictures and large words

My 4 year old loves this book and is trying to follow the words written on each page. It is simple enough for her to follow easily so she is proud of herself that she can do it and wants to learn more. The fact that sets of words are repeated makes it a great book for kids who are just starting to learn to read.

A friendly and practical reading book based on Monsters Inc.Being a story she knows, it makes it far easier to follow for my daughter and from a practical perspective she can read the unusual names like Sully.Overall I feel this is pitched perfectly as a level two book