
I Need My Monster
My Monster seriesEthan's monster takes a night off, and none of the substitutes are scary enough. A hilarious bedtime read that takes the fear out of monsters.
by Amanda Noll · illustrated by Howard McWilliam
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Ethan helps his little sister find her own bedtime monster. Funny and sweet for new big siblings.

Ethan's monster takes a night off, and none of the substitutes are scary enough. A hilarious bedtime read that takes the fear out of monsters.

How Ethan first met his under the bed monster. Funny and a great way to make bedtime less scary.

An alphabet book full of friendly monsters. A fun way to practice ABCs.

A child looks for the monster under the bed, and it's cozy, not scary. Great for kids nervous at bedtime.

Jasper's new underwear glows in the dark and seems to follow him. Silly and spooky.

A brave little girl moves into a haunted house, catches the ghosts, washes them, and turns them into curtains and bedspreads. Spooky in the coziest way for toddlers.

Jasper finds a crayon that helps him with schoolwork, but it's a little too creepy. Perfect for spooky season.

A kind witch keeps making room on her broom for new animal friends, and they save her from a hungry dragon. A rhyming Halloween favorite that never gets old.