You! Yes You! is another great picture book for children brought to us by BookDash, putting books in every child’s hand.
I think this also makes a great bedtime story, it’s about monsters and has lots of actions, but it’s not scary at all, in fact, it is quite empowering (unless a child is very sensitive), and the excitement can help tire them out.
Text and Images from You! Yes You! – An Interactive Monster Hunt
Hi! I’m a warrior and
I’m fighting a monster,
and I need you to
help me. Yes, you!
Come with me!
You see those ninja monkeys up there?
I need you to shake this book so they
fall out of the trees!
shake shake
shake
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Word count: approximately 270 words; Reading time: 5 to 10 minutes
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Yes. it has good colors and I like the story
Great!
it was ok because i don’t like monsters
Awesome interactive book! Thank you!
easy to read
awesome book for my bro and sis
Was fun! Toddlers will love it.
Fantastic!
This was a great book! We loved reading it and interacting with the book. My granddaughter’s favorite part is when she has to make a scary face to scare the monster.
Yes – I think it’s this one is a real gem, I wish I had younger children to read it to!!! Perhaps my niece and nephew in a year’s time.
Cute 😊
awsome
i like this book because ti macks you feel happy
Colorful and interactive … pur 4 year old enjoyed it! THANK YOU for allowing us to read it free online.
We loved it. Soo much fun
that was ffffffffffffffffffffun
Excellent read! The story’s instructions add to the fun, and the pacing is great!
My son loved loved loved this one!
Yes, I still love it too – it’s fast becoming one of my favorites on the site. My slightly too old for it kids forced to read it too, and they couldn’t but help a small giggle.
Yes; it’s very funny and interesting for my daughter
Great book!!
It was interactive and allowed my child to be apart of the reading.
Good! Good! Very very good!
It is fun.
This book was awesome!!!! Very exciting for me and my three year old, who’s not so easy to impress. Thanks for sharing!
I think that’s what appeals to me about it too – it’s so perfect for the ‘not so easy to impress’ ones 🙂 so glad you liked it!!
PS – it’s best to look at this as a pdf (download / open the file on the “download free pdf” link, as it’s designed to be looked at one page
at a time.
i would like to read for my elementary student
Early elementary, or older if English is not the first language…
very fun.
I loved this book so much, I had to entice my 7 and 10 year old into reading it with me. The story is aimed at a younger audience, but they still had lots of fun reading with me. They shouted, no Mum not again, sadly, but like I said, it’s aimed more at the pre-school age group. For K and Pre K, or Grade 0 and Grade 00 as they call it here, this book is really awesome, I think a few years back it would have topped their then favourite Octopus-Socktopus.