Strange Little Monster: Aussie Nibbles

Aussie Nibbles

by Sue Whiting, Stephen Michael King (Illustrations)

Sasha is different from other monsters. All she wants is a quiet place to practise her flute. Then along comes a swamp goblin . . .

41 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 21, 2012

About the author

A former primary school teacher with a special interest in literacy education and children’s literature, Sue Whiting has worked in the publishing industry for almost twenty years, both as an author and editor of books for children and young adults.

Sue has written numerous books in a variety of genres: fiction and nonfiction, picture books through to YA, and is published in Australia and internationally. Her middle grade novel Get a Grip, Cooper Jones and nonfiction picture book, Platypus were both named CBCA Notable Books, and her picture book, A Swim in the Sea, illustrated by Meredith Thomas, was the Speech Pathologists’ 2014 Book of the Year. Her latest books include, Missing a mystery/suspense novel for readers aged 10+ and the picture book Beware the Deep Dark Forest, illustrated by Annie White.

Sue was Publishing Manager and Senior Commissioning Editor at Walker Books Australia for ten years, before leaving in 2016 to concentrate on her writing and to work from home as a publishing consultant, freelance editor, writing coach and mentor.

Reviews

[Harish Suren · Rating 3 out of 5]

There was a monster who was preparing for blue moon. She was a really strange monster because at blue moon the monster beat their chests by howling and she did not howl,she played her flute. Before blue moon a swamp goblin stole the strange little monster's flute. The strange little monster tricked the swamp goblin by scaring it.