Monsters Don't Scare Me, Very Much

The narrative centers on Leon, the Flyin Lion, and a vibrant cast of imaginary monsters, designed to comfort children during bedtime. This story aims to alleviate fears of darkness by illustrating that monsters are merely figments of imagination, vanishing with the flick of a light. It encourages parents to establish a bedtime reading tradition, helping children feel secure and confident in sleeping alone. The whimsical approach transforms nighttime anxieties into a playful adventure, reinforcing the idea that there’s nothing to fear in the dark.