Angela is not pleased to be given a teddy bear. She's much rather have a monster. One evening while her parents are out a hideous monster appears at the window and takes over the kitchen - unknown to the babysitter. It creates so much havoc that Angela soon has second thoughts about monsters as playmates. As the monster gets more out of hand. Teddy comes into his own. . . . 'Told with David McKee's wickedly wry sense of humour. . . great fun, with lovely illustrations' - PRACTICAL PARENTING '. . . Simple, speedy plot, fine pictures and a sense of magic, even danger' NEW STATESMAN.