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 \n# CARRIE WESTONILLUSTRATED BY TIM BRADFORD\n\nBLOOMSBURY EDUCATIONBloomsbury Publishing Plc50 Bedford Square,London,WC1B 3DP,UK  \nBLOOMSBURY,BLOOMSBURY EDUCATION and the Diana logo aretrademarks of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc  \nFirst published in Great Britain in 2009 by A&C Black,an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing PlcThis edition published in 2018 by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc  \nText copyright C Carrie Weston,2009Illustrations copyright ◎Tim Bradford,2018  \nCarrie Weston and Tim Bradford have asserted their rights under the Copyright,Designs and Patents Act,1988,to be identified as Author and Illustrator of this work  \nThis is a work of fiction.Names and characters are the product of the author's imagination andany resemblance to actual persons,living or dead,is entirely coincidental.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form orby any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying,recording,or any informationstorage or retrieval system,without prior permission in writing from the publishers.  \nA catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library  \nISBN:PB:978-1-4729-5057-4;ePDF:978-1-4729-5637-8;ePub:978-1-4729-5636-1  \n24681097531  \nPrinted and bound in China by Leo Paper Products,Heshan,Guangdong  \nAll papers used by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc are natural,recyclable products from wood grownin well managed forests.The manufacturing processes conform to the environmental regulations ofthe country of origin.  \nTo find out more about our authors and books visit www.bloomsbury.comand sign up for our newsletters  \n# —\n\nChapter One  \nBy the green,grassy banks...near thetall,tall trees..under the deep,cool  \nwater...of shimmering Blue Lake..thereonce lived a mighty monster called Max….and all his family.  \nMax had yellow eyes,huge claws,pointed ears,a big,wide mouth,sharp teeth,and a long,spiky tail.  \nIn fact,he looked just the same as therest of his family.Only Max was ashow-off.A mighty show-off.  \n\"Watch me!\"said Max,as he did acartwheel.His tail knocked Mum'steacup on the floor.  \n\"Look at this!\"yelled Max,as he leaptover the washing line and landed inthe flowerbed.  \n“See what I can do!”squealed Max,as he whizzed along on his skateboardand knocked big sister Bertha flying.  \nBertha was angry.\"Why can't yougrow up?\"she said.  \nMother monster looked cross.“Can'tyou find something quiet to do?\"shesaid.\"It really is time Max went to aproper school,\"sighed Father monster,looking at his flowerbed.  \nPoor Max.Everyone was fed up.  \n# Chapter Two\n\nThe problem was,the monster familystayed underwater all the time becausethey didn't want to frighten people.And all Max wanted was to have funand play tricks.But he had no friendsto play with.No one to play with at all.So he was really rather lonely.","cbCaii4vMczSNp5h","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii4vMczSNp5h","pdf",1763682,52,"English","# Tips For Grown Ups!\n# Chapter One\n## By the green,grassy banks...near the tall,tall trees...under the deep,cool water...of shimmering Blue Lake...\n# Chapter Two\n## The problem was,the monster family stayed underwater all the time","[{\"question\":\"What does the book suggest grown-ups should talk about with children?\",\"answer\":\"Grown-ups are encouraged to think ahead and discuss a time when the child may have felt lonely or bored, including how it made them feel and whether they did anything different from normal.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is Max causing trouble in Chapter One?\",\"answer\":\"Max is a “show-off” who insists on drawing attention with stunts like cartwheels and leaps, knocking over Mum’s teacup, landing on the flowerbed, and tipping over Bertha.\"},{\"question\":\"What leads to Max feeling lonely in Chapter Two?\",\"answer\":\"The monster family stays underwater to avoid frightening people, while Max wants fun and tricks but has no friends to play with, leaving him rather lonely.\"}]","Tips For Grown Ups! - Chapter One - By the green,grassy banks... | PDF",1790606809]