Monster Power Company

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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is a favorite among children. The carefully selected characters include: Henry-J. Waternoose, the factory owner resembling a crab; the receptionist Celina, with a snake head and a love for pranks; and the sarcastic chameleon Randall-Boggs, who plans to replace Sulley as the head scaremonger at Monstropolis. An uninvited guest from the human world, a little girl named Bo, turns Monstropolis upside down. "Monsters, Inc." is the largest scare factory in the monster world, and the scariest monster for children is James-P. Sullivan, a giant monster covered in blue fur, with large purple spots and antennae. His friends call him Sulley. Sulley's scare assistant, also his best friend and roommate, Mike Wazowski, is a light-green one-eyed monster who is competitive and acts on his own terms. Scaring children isn't an easy task, as monsters believe children are toxic and direct contact would be disastrous. "Monsters, Inc." is actually an energy factory. Inside the massive, there are the most modern assembly lines. Thousands upon thousands of closet doors descend one after another to the ground, with all sorts of monsters pushing through them one by one. The children in the beds scream in terror, while the decibel works busily, loading decibel cans onto trucks, which are then shipped out of the factory one after another.