Meet Henry Hugglemonster

Posted on by jenny

Disney Junior’s brand new original 3D animation for preschoolers “Henry Hugglemonster”, will premiere on the channel next week on 8th February. The series follows the adventures of fun-loving, five-year-old Henry Hugglemonster, the middle child in a happy, close-knit monster family – The Hugglemonsters of Roarsville.

The series was developed from children’s book “I’m a Happy Hugglewug” by Children’s Laureate award-winner, Niamh Sharkey, published by Walker Books. We were lucky enough to meet Niamh Sharkey last week and have a personal reading and art masterclass with her and a couple of other lovely bloggers.

Henry Hugglemonster drawing masterclass

My toddler absolutely adores “Henry Monster” as he calls him and we’ve been watching the preview copies of the DVD constantly since we were sent them. We were also given a copy of “I’m a Happy Hugglewug”  and have been enjoying reading it and looking at the lovely illustrations.

Henry Hugglemonster is a preschoolers’ ‘guide to life’ monster-style. Each eleven minute episode transports preschoolers through the ups and downs of Henry’s life as part of a loving, bustling monster family. Enthusiastic Henry talks directly to viewers, sharing his thoughts and feelings as well as the lessons he learns – from saving the monster kids’ Halloween piñata to helping his sister Summer realise that her voice is lovely just the way it is!

 Giveaway:

I have one copy of “I’m a Happy Hugglewug” by Niamh Sharkey to giveaway.

All you have to do for your chance to win is leave me a lovely comment below and tell me who you would give the book to if you win.

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Small print:

The prize consists of one copy of “I’m a Happy Hugglewug” by Niamh Sharkey. The giveaway ends February 9th at 8pm. The winner will be selected at random from all entries received and notified by email or their twitter handle. The prize is as stated: no cash alternatives are available. UK only.

Don’t forget that Disney Junior’s “Henry Hugglemonster” will premiere on the channel next week on the 8th February!

The giveaway is now closed and the winner is Helen

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153 thoughts on “Meet Henry Hugglemonster”

  1. I would give this book to my 5 year old son as he is learning to read and loves books! He’s also seen the show and really enjoyed it!
    Thankyou for the lovely competition!

  7. I’d give it to my daughter who is 3 tomorrow and said she was scared of monsters till she saw Henry and his family!

  8. I would give it to my 4 year old daughter, she loves books and would have me reading to her for hours if I didnt limit her.

  15. I would give this to my 6 year old son to read to his 1 year old sister. He would love it.

  21. My nieces nursery – her story group love sitting and listening to lots of stories!

  23. I would give this to my 7 year old little boy, as our favourite time of day is snuggled up in his bed for storytime

  29. I would give this to my 3 year old Sam,who cant get enough of reading books with mummy.

  35. Hi. I am following you on Google Plus as Stephanie Cheung and have subscribed by email.

  37. I’d give this to my daughter Emily who’s 3 months as I love reading to her and hope she grows up enjoying reading!

  39. I would give it to my children i think all 3 of them would probably enjoy it, they are age 1, 3 and 4.

  40. also added you to g+ circles which comes up as mohammed marikar and fairly sure i am already following by email?

  41. I would give this to my grandson if I won. He loves books and loves having them read to him.

  43. I would give this to my 3.5 year old son, he is learning to read and write and loves his bedtime stories 🙂

  63. I would keep this at Grandmas house to read to sleepy grandndchildren before bed.

  64. My 3 year old daughter is a bookwork and she would adore this book on several occasions before passing it on to her baby sister (currently still a “bun in the oven”) 🙂

  78. If I were lucky enough to win it would go on the girls bookshelf for bedtime stories – they would love it 🙂

  80. My daughter is just coming to the age where she has stopped ripping the book from my hand.So we snuggle up and read together she loves new things.

  81. My daughter would love this. Totally book mad. She’d rather look at a book than play with her toys most of the time. Even getting to the bottom of her toy bucket to grab a book. 🙂 😀 x

  82. I’d give it to my 4yr old son who could try and read it to his 7mth old sister. So there may be a fight as she already seems to love books and wants to help turn the pages

  84. What a wonderful gift. I would give the book to my great-nephew, he will soon be two years old.

  85. I’d give it to my friends little girl who has just turned one and is being christened in a couple of weeks. There’s nothing nicer than reading to a child

  92. I would give this book to my nephew – he would absolutely love it, and I would be favourite auntie .. for the day at least!

  94. I would love to win this so I could read it to my grandchildren, who love books and stories been read to them

  96. I would give the book to my four year old son, he loves books so this would be a treasure to him!

  100. I would give it to my two young sons (though I’m sure the older two would love to read it to them!)

  104. I would pass this to my nephew if I won, He’s a cheeky little monster himself and at 3 loves both books and bright tv programmes to learn and have fun from.

  105. I would give this book to my youngest although I’m sure her two older sisters would enjoy it too 🙂

  106. I would give it to my daughter’s Godson, Ethan, who is a huggly affectionate little boy

  108. I’d give this to 2 year old Daisy because she loves books and loves hugs so this is ideal!

  111. I would give it to my niece and nephew to share. My niece is 5 and learning to read at school and just loves reading to her 3 year old brother and trying to teach him!

  113. This lovely prize would be treasured and shared between my 2 baby’s Logan 2.5 and Eilidh 1.5 . Many thanks for chance to enter this great competition xx

  117. I work in a Nursery and Reception class in a Primary school and would add the book to the bookshelf there. All the children love books and have a time every day when they can sit and share the books.

  119. I would give my copy to my hugglewug grandson Oliver. We could huddle and cuddle and share !

  124. I would give it to my granddaughter who is 17 months old. She is just starting to take an interest in looking at the pictures in books now.

  131. i would give it to my youngest son robert as he is just learning to read and would love to read this to him as a bedtime story.

  132. I would give this book to my 8 year old son benjamin – he has been having extra reading lessons in school, and he has been practicing reading his story books to his 2 year old sister Holly (no theres no connection to the show Ben and Holly just coincidence!) but I would give it to him to read to her.
    x

  134. my 4yr old son and 5 yr old daughter would share tho I think my 5yr old would like to do the reading now she can read she has become a real smartie pants

  137. I would give this to my son, he is a huggle monster, and loves nothin more than cuddles and story time.

  143. I’d give it to my gorgeous grandson Oliver, he’s only 8 months old, but his mummy reads to him every night 🙂

  147. I’d give it to my 1 year old son who I nickname my Cuddlemonster though I quite like the term Hugglemonster now!!! He loves books, even they are upside down most of the time!

  152. I would love to give this to my niece, she is having here tonsils out soon, would love to read it to her when I go to visit her

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