Light Fright: A Monster, His Family, and His Bedtime Fears

Join Marley and his creepy kin as they explore his bedtime fears.

Will anyone in Marley's family figure out what will make Marley finally go to sleep?

Playfully illustrated by Nathalie Kranich, Judy De Young's delightful rhyming bedtime story will have little ones giggling and, hopefully, embracing the darkness.

Disclaimer: Reading Light Fright is not guaranteed to result in your little monster conquering its bedtime fears, but it's worth a try!

Light Fright contains a great deal of figurative language, which makes it educational AND fun. Rich in vocabulary and literary devices, it makes for an excellent teaching tool. Free teacher resources are available on TPT and the author's website.

Frequently used words by reviewers:

• Funny
• Rhyming
• Clever
• Brilliant
• Imaginative
• Well-written
• Delightful

Children, parents, and grandparents LOVE Light Fright, which has been described as their child's new favorite bedtime picture book. Children ask for it over and over.

Visit the author's website for FREE coloring pages and Learn With Marley SEL teacher resources.