Monster, Give My Cat Back!

Jul 13, 2026

This document, titled "Monster, Give My Cat Back!" by Gin Teguh and Naafi Nur Rohma, presents a narrative for children about a boy named Beno and his missing cat, Pus. The story unfolds as Beno discovers Pus being carried away by a monster. Beno bravely confronts the monster, asserting his intention to get his cat back and even boasting about his speed. The narrative introduces a curious element as Beno observes the monster seemingly growing larger and ponders the cause of this transformation, culminating in a loud roar from the creature. The accompanying illustrations depict Beno's initial surprise and determination, his chase after the monster, and a close-up view of the monster and Beno's cat amidst a pile of rubbish. This visually engaging story seems designed to capture a child's imagination with elements of bravery, mystery, and a touch of fantastical adventure, while also subtly incorporating themes of environmentalism or the consequences of waste through the monster's composition from discarded items.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages22

Reading Time34 min

Monster, Give My Cat Back!

The Search for Pus

The Monster and the Cat

Confrontation

The Growing Monster

FAQs

What is the main conflict in the story?

The main conflict is Beno trying to retrieve his cat, Pus, from a monster that has taken her.

What surprising observation does Beno make about the monster?

Beno notices that the monster is getting bigger and wonders what is causing this to happen.

Who are the authors of "Monster, Give My Cat Back!"?

The authors of the story are Gin Teguh and Naafi Nur Rohma.

Jul 13, 2026

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