I used your wonderful book today to teach a lesson about monsters and the feeling of fear to my class of autistic children, kindergarten through grade 3.
Then we had a craft project, making a funny monster. It was a very successful lesson. The kids loved the book and the craft. See the picture of my model above.
By BarbaraAnn Mojica, Amazon
Theyoung female protagonist wears a cape reminiscent of Superman or Supergirl. Sheencounters several different monsters and delineates the method for getting ridof them, whether it be light, laughter, jumping on the bed or playing loudmusic. As long as you are brave and have no fear, you will be victorious.Mostyoung children have a fear of the unknown. I like this superhero approach andthe fact that the protagonist is a brave female superhero. This book and theauthor's program should be effective with preschoolers and children in theearly elementary grades. Highly recommended.
By Glenda Cates, "MommiesReviews"
Iloved how the book discusses fears in a fun and unique way. My son read read the book to his dad, showing him some of the things the littlegirl was afraid of. This allowed the two of them to discuss the things that myson is afraid of.