Love Monster and the Last Chocolate

Great for my preschoolers and a fun read

This story is sweet and endearing, the illustrations are great and the ending is fabulous! I collect children's books and have this one in my collection. It is one of my favorite go to purchases for gifts.

Really cute story. Great illustrations. And all with an important message about sharing.

In "Love Monster and the Last Chocolate," Love Monster comes back from vacation to see a box of chocolates on his doorstep. He wonders who they are from and dreams of his favorite flavor- the double chocolate strawberry swirl.⁠⁠Love Monster grapples with whether he should eat every last chocolate or share with his friends until he realizes he should definitely share! Sharing will make him happier than the double chocolate strawberry swirl. He dashes out to share with his friends to realize⁠⁠"...sometimes, it's when you stop to think of others that you start to find out just how much they think of you."⁠⁠The Love Monster is one of our favorite characters. He is so googly-eyed and lovable! I'd be glad to share my chocolates with someone so thoughtful.⁠

This is a really adorable book. It's my daughter's favorite book, and has been for a couple years. I managed to accidentally throw out the first copy she had so this was a replacement copy. She chose it to read to her kindergarten class and her friends all really liked it too. Has a good message and is really engaging with awesome illustrations. My daughter is in first grade now and when asked to bring her favorite book to school this year - this one is still the top of her list.

Perfect for toddlers! Showing them beauty of friendship and how wonderful it is to have friends who love you

The Love Monster has to debate his inner conscious whether or not to share is chocolates with his friends. Cute, simple story

This is one of my favorite books to read to aloud. I bought this for my son for Valentine's Day and have since read it to his class and then I bought another copy for a friend's child. It's a cute book about a monster having an internal dilemma about whether or not he should share a box of chocolates with his friends that he finds by his front door.

My 5 year old loved the story and wants all the other monster books. The pictures are great and colourful, in her own words