The Good Monster? The Portrayal of the Monster in Patrick Ness "A Monster Calls"

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The analysis focuses on the symbolism and portrayal of the yew tree monster in Patrick Ness's "A Monster Calls." It explores theoretical frameworks surrounding monstrosity and teratology, particularly in children's literature, highlighting the interaction between monsters and child protagonists. The paper delves into the multifaceted role of the monster beyond mere horror, emphasizing its deeper significance. Additionally, it examines the impact of illustrations in the novel, culminating in a conclusion that encapsulates the findings regarding the monster's symbolism and representation.