Monster Trouble
Superstar
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EnglishVoice Age
Senior (55+)Accents
British (General)Transcript
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when a rich schnitzel was never afraid not of monsters or ghouls or the noises they made. She loves scary movies in wear, Wolfson thunder and peg legged pirates who bury their plunder. Still, when a friend's bedtime was hardly spoke free, the neighbourhood monsters would not let her be. Each night they would show up in attempt to be scary. Some would growl, somewhat belch, somewhat slimy, some hairy. But all of that monster Li mayhem was moot because the winner, French Schnitzel, thought monsters were cute. Still, night after night, all those monsters kept creeping into winter Friends Room, interrupting her sleeping. Too tired for math. Too exhausted for fun, she finally decided those monsters are done. She ordered a book titled The Monsters Beware and Constructed to the Sticky String Small Monster Snare. But that night the big monsters all crept up. First, the sticky string snare got so stretched that it burst. There were monsters on bedposts and stuck to the war. They made slingshots from string. They were having a ball whenever its side. They were louder than ever. She knew that she needed to try something clever, so she brought in some stinky old Limburger cheese, the label said. Caution makes Big Monster sneeze. The monsters just called up the Goblin Street deli they ordered in bagels in fish eyeball jelly. Well, Winifred barely got through. The next day, she dozed off in art class and snooze through ballet. She decided, That's it. I've got to get tough. She was tired of monsters. Enough was enough. So she built every trap in monsters, Beware and one of her own called the Prickly Bum Chair.
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Characters, Child, Fairy Godmother, Narrator, Storyteller, Aged, Amusing, Animated, Articulate, Cartoon, Cute, Engaging, Exaggerated, Narrator, Quirky, British (General)