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Monster-Scared
Grayscale illustrations with touches of color contrast light and shadow to add ambiance to this soothing story about a child and the monster who they are convinced is in their attic. The more the child thinks about it, the bigger and scarier they imagine the monster to be. When they finally go up to the attic with their mother, they realize that fears are much less scary if you face them.
Reviewed by
Danielle Ballantyne
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