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Do monsters brush their teeth?
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1 book, more underway
24 pages
21,0 x 24,0 cm
Published in Danish and Icelandic.
- Contact for Foreign Rights: Árni Beck Gunnarsson
- Reading sample: PDF in English
Description
Silja is a little girl who likes to play a monster.
But even monsters get their teeth brushed, says her dad. But Silja doesn’t want that and one day, she turns into GoodSilja and eats her dad. No more toothbrushing.
Árni Beck Gunnarsson
Author of the Silja books and Danish translator of Mouse Guard and ApocalyptiGirl. Árni represents several Danish creators internationally.
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