Books like The Little Shop of Monsters by Robert Lawrence Stine

In this picture book, Henry the monster struggles to keep his body together, but his dependable right hand keeps everything in place—until Henry’s laziness threatens to cause his hand to drift away.

A boy who wants a pet lands a job at the Little Shop of Hamsters, only to discover that the hamsters can turn into monstrous threats, forcing him to fight for his survival.

When ghost boy Kaz is displaced by a demolition and meets the human girl Claire, who can see spirits, the two team up to uncover the mystery haunting the town library.

Posy, a curious rabbit, and Pip, a cheerful mouse, explore the world of monsters through a magical window.

A gentle picture book about a googly‑eyed monster on a quest to find love, showing that affection can appear in unexpected places.

Verse stories where Dracula, the Wolfman, Bigfoot and other monsters grapple with their own monster‑sized problems.

A cheerful monster enjoys games, dancing, and monster treats at a friend’s birthday party, but his mood shifts when his father arrives to take him home.

From the back of the book: In 1960, B-movie master Roger Corman made the original Little Shop of Horrors in two days -- at a total cost of $30,000. This offbeat horror-comedy about a nebbish and his man-eating plant quickly became one of the most popular cult films in movie history, spawning an award-winning Off-Broadway musical and a multi-million-dollar musical motion picture. The Little Shop of Horrors Book presents the complete story of everyone's favorite carnivorous plant, including: - Interviews with the cast and crew of the original film. - Fascinating background information on Roger Corman's operation - How an obscure movie became a long-running stage musical - Behind-the-scenes information on the new blockbuster movie - Dozens of spine-tingling photos - Foreward by Roger Corman It adds up to a tasty snack for all fans of Little Shop of Horrors - and they're a hungry bunch!

Hester discovers that Mr. Mordrian casts an evil spell upon each item sold in his shop and that he intends to further his power using Hester as his assistant. Can she foil his plan?

Seymour Krelborn discovers that the unusual plant he bought in hopes of bringing in business to the florists shop is a carnivorous creature that demands human blood