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Distraction Monster, The

Ryan K. Woodall, illustrated by Stevie Mahardhika

Ollie’s Distraction Monster fills his day with ideas and imaginary adventures, including a dragon drawing and a pretend train rescue. Yet those distractions leave Ollie struggling to focus on his chores before a family dinner at the Pasta Palace, while the mess grows. As he tries to get things done, Ollie learns to make room for adventures while also completing tasks and managing ADHD.

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Themes
Family · Imagination · Mental Health · Problem Solving
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Brown Books Kids
Published
March 25, 2025
Pages
32
ISBN-13
9781612547121
Language
English
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