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| There’s A Nightmare In My Closet |
Mercer Mayer |
A boy overcomes his fear and tames a bedtime monster.
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| There’s An Alligator Under My Bed |
Mercer Mayer |
A boy conquers his fears by luring an alligator out from under his bed.
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| The Underbed |
Cathryn C. Hoellwarth |
A boy and his mother scare away the “thing†living under his bed.
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| Bedtime For Frances |
Russell Hoban |
Frances worries about tigers, giants and ceiling cracks in her bedroom as she tries to fall asleep.
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| The Owl Who Was Afraid Of The Dark |
Jill Tomlinson |
An owl overcomes his fear of the dark with the help of some friends.
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| Ira Sleeps Over |
Bernard Waber |
Ira has to decide whether or not to bring his security teddy bear to a friend’s house for a sleepover.
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| Poinsettia And The Firefighters |
Felicia Bond |
Poinsettia is lonely and scared in her room by herself.
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| Dear Big, Mean, Ugly Monster |
Ruth Marie Berglin |
This book follows the correspondence between Joe and the monster under his bed.
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| Elliot’s Noisy Night |
Andrea Beck |
Elliot worries about noises during the night.
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| Go Away, Big Green Monster |
Ed Emberley |
A monster grows and disappears during the story.
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| Brave Martha |
Margot Apple |
Sophie the cat helps Martha overcome her nighttime fears.
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| Close Your Eyes |
Kate Banks |
A restless tiger cub falls asleep after his mother promises to be there when he wakes.
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| Too Many Monsters |
Eve Bunting |
A young boy’s family helps him scare away the monsters he thinks are in his room.
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| Max’s Starry Night |
Ken Wilson-Max |
Max and his friend learn to respect the fears of others.
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| When Papa Snores |
Melinda Long |
Papa and Nana’s snores help a little girl feel comfortable as she falls asleep.
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