A modern day reworking of all these horror stories... Frank Lesser has done a very good job of anthropomorphising the monsters into people with names and feelings... A brilliant idea... You will never look at a zombie or werewolf in the same way again.
SF Crowsnest
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Great fun... The whole gamut of monsters and supernatural creations, ... Read morebut never outstay their welcome... With the vivacity in telling and the strong work that must have gone into defining very monster's problem, is very enjoyable.
The Bookbag
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A cute little stocking filler for anyone who ever feels a bit sorry for monsters.
Curiosity Killed the Bookworm
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Clever, ingenious and full of good puns... Great fun, and ideal seasonal fare for those who scare easily.
Annabel's House of Books
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Banish the spooks with this funny take on classic monsters.
The List
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A natural for the fortean Christmas stocking... A perfect loo book, with quite a few laugh-out-loud moments... The drawings are splendid...Humorous essays from the Colbert Report writer about 40 monsters and cyptids encountering everyday problems.
Fortean Times
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We've all been there. You rock up and your date turns out to be a monster like Medusa. This book spares a thought for the other side.
Esquire
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How do you heal a broken heart when you're undead? There's plenty more poignant and thought-provoking questions like this in Sad Monsters... Hugely imaginative... it will definitely make you giggle.
Sci Fi Now
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Crackles with wit, irony and sarcasm
New York Journal of Books
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