A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness

A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness

Conor's mother is having treatments that are not working, and he has been having a nightmare he will not describe to anyone. Then the yew tree in the churchyard walks to his window and says it will tell him three stories, after which Conor must tell it a fourth: the truth.

The idea was Siobhan Dowd's, who died of cancer before she could write it; Ness took her notes and finished it. The monster's three tales are the opposite of moral fables — each one refuses to make the good person good — and the fourth story is one of the hardest things in children's literature.

Winner of both the Carnegie and Greenaway medals — the only book ever to take both.

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