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From the bestselling author of The Boy Who Lives on Prickinjer Place comes a courageous and thoroughly entertaining picture book, where facing fears leads to unforgettable fun!

Afraid of the dark, a young boy discovers how to take the reins of his own imagination and steer it right into a fun filled adventure.

This growth mindset/SEL book is as enjoyable for parents to read as it is for their children to hear. After playing happily all day, a young boy begins to dread his bedtime. A thorough search of his room for goblins or ghouls, does little to eliminate the monsters hiding in his imagination. Follow along on this brave journey of self discovery as this resourceful young boy begins to develop an awareness of his ability to choose his thoughts, and use creativity to overcome his fright.

Fun with a Monster equips children with vital skills:

emotional intelligence
courageous self-discovery
empowerment through imagination
creative thinking
growth mindset

Written in playful verse that kids will want to hear again and again!

Showing children how to use their thoughts as a tool early on can provide them with a lifetime of empowerment, and also be a lot of fun.

For fans of renowned children's literature, this story captures the magic of imagination and adventure found in classics like: What was I Scared of? By Dr. Seuss, The Scariest Book in the Whole Entire World By Joey Acker, The Dark By Lemony Snicket, The Gruffalo By Julia Donaldson, I Am Brave By Susan Verde, and Where The Wild Things Are By Maurice Sendak, while offering a fresh perspective.