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A boy learns to face his fear of monsters after discovering that monsters are afraid of his baby sister. Inspired by a child's imagination, this children's picture book published by New Classics Books features a timeless, rhythmical tale with beautiful illustrations. Simple enough for kids but profound enough for parents, children will learn how the fears they have of others are often the same fears others have of them. A must for every child's bookshelf.

Produktbeschreibung
A boy learns to face his fear of monsters after discovering that monsters are afraid of his baby sister. Inspired by a child's imagination, this children's picture book published by New Classics Books features a timeless, rhythmical tale with beautiful illustrations. Simple enough for kids but profound enough for parents, children will learn how the fears they have of others are often the same fears others have of them. A must for every child's bookshelf.
Autorenporträt
Nicholas Tana is an award-winning writer, director, and musician. He is the writer of the comic books "Hell's Kitty" and "Lost Angel in Los Angeles", which became an award winning web-series before being adapted as a feature film and musical. Tana is the author of the children's books "Monsters Are Afraid of Babies", "The Kitten, The Cat, and The Apple", "The Kingdom of Glee", and "The Little Lion That Listened". Tana's original Snow White story, "Snow White and The Wishing Well" appears in Disney's "5 Minute Easter Stories".Jessie Fox is an Arizona-based illustrator. She has been drawing obsessively since the age of three and is currently pursuing her degree in graphic design. Jessie has a passion for illustration, books, and libraries. This is her first published children's book. Matt Molleur is a digital illustrator focused on comic book style art, animation, and motion graphics, and is the 2012 winner of the Pop Culture Paradise 24-hour Comics Day contest. Matt is the illustrator of the children's book "The Kitten, The Cat, and The Apple", as well as the comic book "American Robo" and "Why and How to make your own Comics".