Meet some of the WorryWoos.

Fuddle, The Monster of Confusion

and The Monster Who Couldn’t Decide

Say Hello To Fuddle!

The flighty Monster of Confusion can never make up her mind. It’s as though you can

see her thinking aloud; Do...Don’t... Up... Down ...Yes…No. She’s so confused about

making decisions. All she needs is a pat on the back and a few positive words. Wouldn’t

you like to whisper in her ear “Go for it”?

ISBN: 978-0-9792860-3-2 The Monster Who Couldn’t Decide

NEW 2010

Monsters in My Head, LLC

P.O. Box 273 Jersey City, NJ 07302 • T: 201.792.4599 • F: 866.887.2990

Squeek, The Monster of Innocence &

The Monster in The Bubble

ISBN: 978-0-9792860-2-5 The Monster in The Bubble

Say Hello To Squeek!

The Monster of Innocence is a cotton candy pink little guy whois afraid to step

outside his bubble. As you can see by the look on his face, he’s shy and needs you to

introduce him to the world. Just hold him in your arms and describe everything to him.

You can be his teacher and show him all the fun things that are special in your life. Oh,

and don’t forget, he’s the pip- “squeek” of the bunch so be gentle! Featured on The

Today Show on the “Top Ten Unique Gifts for KIds” 2009 holiday segment.

Monsters in My Head, LLC

P.O. Box 273 Jersey City, NJ 07302 • T: 201.792.4599 • F: 866.887.2990

Nola, The Monster of Loneliness &

The Lonely Little Monster                    

ISBN: 978-0-9792860-0-1 The Lonely Little Monster

Say Hello To Nola!

Nola, the cuddly green Monster of Loneliness lives in a world of sunny skies and

beautiful landscapes, but is missing one thing... a friend. Her wide-eyed stare and

squooshy tummy make her an ideal candidate for hugs and kisses. She also sports

a standard WorryWoo belly button made fortickles! She would love to be your best

friend! Winner of the Iparenting 2009 Top Toy Award and MoonBeam Children’s Book

Award.

Monsters in My Head, LLC

P.O. Box 273 Jersey City, NJ 07302 • T: 201.792.4599 • F: 866.887.2990

Rue, The Monster of Insecurity &

The Nose That Didn’t Fit

ISBN: 978-0-9792860-1-8 The Nose That Didn’t Fit

Say Hello To Rue!

Rue, the irresistible Monster of Insecurity hides behind flowers because he thinks he’s

different. He doesn’t realize that his unusual features make him interesting. He thinks

that his nose just doesn’t “fit” with his shaggy hair, cheese curl ears and fluffy wings.

How silly! What he needs is a little encouragement. Won’t you tell him he is

perfect just the way he is? Winner of the Iparenting 2009 Top Toy Award, TD Monthly

Top Toy Award and Editor’s pick at Gift Beat Magazine.

A little information about the creator of WorryWoo Monsters

About The WorryWoo Monsters


In 2001, Andi Green’s series Monsters in My Head premiered at a New York City art exhibit winning over parents and educators for her unique concept of emotions depicted as lovable quirky characters. “In 2007 Ms. Green expanded her work into a doll and storybook collection, now called The WorryWoo Monsters, which has gained nationwide recognition and received multiple awards. Green’s vision
for The WorryWoos Monsters is to create products which
“openly discuss emotions and not candy-coat feelings.”

About Creator of The WorryWoo Monsters - Andi Green
Author Bio: Andi Green (the creator of The WorryWoo Monsters) is 33 years old and lives in Jersey City NJ. She studied design and photography at Rutgers University where she obtained her BFA. Green spent several years in the highly competetive advertising and fashion industry in NYC until she decided to pursue her dream of creating a line of children’s books and plush dolls. Her WorryWoo series has won multiple awards and can be found in stores nationwide including the MoMo Bookstores NYC. Her WorryWoo characters and stories were first seen in a New York City art exhibition in 2001. Originally called The Monsters in My Head, Green wanted to create characters with a story that each embodied an emotion. Using her design and illustration background she built 5 light boxes, 24”X36” in size, each containing a monster with its story Xerox transferred to the front of the box. From loneliness to confusion, she began tackling complicated feelings and transformed them into whimsical characters with stories. Her message of “embrace your emotions” received such a positive response, she was asked by many if she ever considered turning her single art pieces into storybooks. In 2002 she began to expand her concept, but it wasn’t until 2006 that she decided to produce her new collection. Green’s WorryWoo Monsters is a first-of-a-kind series of books and plush dolls where emotions come to life as lovable, quirky characters. Each story follows a WorryWoo monster through a whimsical journey to self-awareness as they confront their representative emotion. Created to build confidence, each WorryWoo story concludes with an uplifting message that provides the perfect opportunity for parents and teachers to openly discuss topics that don’t have easy answers.


Also be sure to check out this interview with Andi at Comic Con 2010 discussing her wonderful creations on You Tube. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWJAChmgziA