You know, it's a good thing there's no such thing as monsters living under people's beds,

because who would want that? But let's say there was a monster living under your bed. Could you

not just give it a quick makeover to make it seem less scary? No one's going to run away from

a furry monster with glitter hair spraying cute little bows in its hair. Well, today's story is called Monster Makeover.

Let's get into it.

LOL Storytime, truly not a boring time.

Grab a snack and you'll be fine.

Follow the whole storyline.

LOL Storytime, make you laugh at least one time.

LOL Storytime. This is the story time. Make you laugh at least one time. L.O. Story time.

This is the story of why you should never give a monster a makeover.

You just shouldn't do it.

Like seriously, stop thinking about it.

Ivy, like many kids, had a slight fear that there could be a monster hiding under her bed.

She also knew that worrying about monsters hiding under her bed was a ridiculous thing to worry about,

because there was no such thing as monsters hiding under people's beds.

So when Ivy went to sleep with her bedroom light turned on,

she told herself it was because she didn't want her ceiling light to get jealous of her nightlight.

And the sign on her door that said, Monsters keep out, was actually just a't want her ceiling light to get jealous of her nightlight. And the sign on her

door that said Monsters Keep Out was actually just a poster for her favorite rock band, which,

no big deal, just hadn't been created yet. And the four different monster traps strategically

placed around her room were obviously not intended for monsters. They were there to provide a fun

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