Silly Monsters of Marshmallow Mountain

Friendly, silly monsters throw a fun picnic on colorful Marshmallow Mountain

Deep in a bright and bouncy land called Marshmallow Mountain, lived a group of monsters who were not scary at all. They were soft, colorful, and loved to giggle more than growl. Each monster was a different color, and they all had funny names.

There was Bibble, the blue monster with floppy ears that tickled the ground when he walked. He loved to bounce on jellybean trampolines and eat blueberry muffins for breakfast.

Zuzu, the pink monster, had six tiny feet and loved to dance in circles. She wore rainbow socks on all her feet and could spin faster than a top.

Then came Mog, the green, round monster who looked like a big fuzzy basketball. Mog was very good at rolling down the hills and often made the others laugh with his silly jokes.

Tilly, the purple monster, had big googly eyes that could wiggle. She liked to paint clouds with her glittery tail and tell stories about the stars.

One sunny day, the monsters decided to throw a party. It was not just any party. It was a Giggly Goop Picnic, and everyone was invited. They each brought something to share.

Bibble brought a basket of jelly toast. Zuzu brought dancing cupcakes that wiggled to music. Mog rolled in with a giant pot of banana pudding. Tilly brought glowing lemonade that sparkled in the sunlight.

The monsters played tag in the flower fields, made bubble castles by the lake, and sang silly songs about flying pancakes and ticklish trees.

As the sun began to set, they all sat in a circle and watched the sky turn gold and pink. Fireflies danced above their heads like tiny lanterns.

“I love our monster family,” said Tilly.

“Me too,” said Zuzu, hugging everyone with her six sock-covered feet.

That night, the monsters fell asleep under a blanket of stars, their tummies full and their hearts happy.

And from that day on, the Giggly Goop Picnic became a Marshmallow Mountain tradition, where silly monsters would always gather, laugh, and share.

The End.