This is a short story with a slightly dark tone. It is great for both children and adults. It talks about the life of a monster, his feelings, thoughts and his nature. It can be characterized by the phrase: “monsters also have mothers.” Whatever we were, we were born. With this story, the author wanted to show that no one should be judged not only by appearance, but sometimes by behavior. We often meet rude or embittered people (monsters) in our lives and do not think that someone simply offended them. They are just people offended by someone with scars on their souls.