Jonathan Stutzman & Heather Fox | Beware the Sock Monkeys!

ABOUT THE EVENT

Join us for a super fun sock monkey party featuring author Jonathan Stutzman and illustrator Heather Fox! The event will include a special storytime, craft, dancing, and treats! Jonathan & Heather will sign books after the program.

Registration is required for each child. Registration includes a $10 off voucher towards the purchase of BEWARE THE SOCK MONKEYS!

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ABOUT THE BOOK

From the New York Times bestselling author of the Tiny T-Rex series and creators of the popular Llama trilogy, comes a hilarious picture book about what really happens when your socks go missing.

It’s time to go, but something’s wrong. Each child is missing one sock.

The kids know where they went. The Sock Monkeys took them!

Dad isn’t buying it. Like most fathers, he doesn’t believe in silly, made-up stories. And everyone knows dads are great at finding things!
But the socks aren’t under the bed, or in the toilet, or inside the dog's mouth.
Wait . . . now Dad’s sock is missing?!
Beware the Sock Monkeys!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR & ILLUSTRATOR

JONATHAN STUTZMAN is the New York Times bestselling author of many beloved and award-winning books for kids, including the Tiny T. Rex series, the Llama Destroys the World series, Don't Feed the Coos!, The Mouse Who Carried a House on His Back, and many more! He lives in a small town in Pennsylvania with his wife, Heather, and French bulldog, Hugo. Jonathan can never find all of his socks and suspects that it could be the work of sock monkeys... or maybe just Hugo?

HEATHER FOX is an illustrator of many award-winning stories for children including the bestselling Llama Destroys the World series, Don’t Feed the Coos!, Fitz and Cleo series, and Butts Are Everywhere. Known for her playful, expressive style and laugh-out-loud humor, Heather brings silly stories to life with bright colors and quirky charm. She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband Jonathan, and Hugo. Unlike Jonathan, she never loses track of her socks.