I thought that this was a fun story!

The illustrations are nice, bright and clear and they work well with the story - they really add to the book as well - they were really well done.

The book was a bit of a mash up of the traditional monster films which I liked too - it was well written and easy to follow and had a good ending.

It is 4 stars from me for this one - highly recommended!

This picture book tells the story of a kaiju trying to get help curing his cold, told completely in haiku format. This was a fun read and I think kids will love the giant (but friendly) monster and the kid who helps him. The haikus sometimes made the phrasing a bit awkward but it was a cool experiment. I think this would be great for schools since it's a fun way to learn about a specific form of poetry.

A quick and fun read. I read this to my oldest and he really enjoyed the story. The illustrations were really well done.

It takes a lot of talent to write a good Haiku, but to also make all of them flow into a cohesive story, that seems incredibly difficult. This story is really a good one.

This is a Children's book that I read to my twin boys. They loved this book so much, and they laughed so many times while I was reading it. I found this book to be so much fun to read, and the pictures were really well done. I really enjoyed reading this book to my boys. I received an ARC of this book. This review is my own honest opinion about the book like all my reviews are.

Haiku and a Kaiju going Ah-choo! What more do you need in a perfect little story?
The poor Kaiju doesn't feel good and doesn't know what's wrong. When he goes to the city looking for help, he is lucky enough to find someone who can understand him and wants to help. The people in the city learn that they can find friends in unexpected places.
This was just adorable and the little boy was so brave. Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this