Review: `The Knight will light your room, fight the monsters and protect you.'
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 7, 2014
Kathie Berry is both the author and illustrator of children's books and believes in educating children through valued books by providing messages of inspiration, motivation, morale, positivity and creativity combined with adventures and fun.Danny is four years old and in every way is polite and kind, completing all his chores and eating correctly and so on. BUT, at night things changed.  After preparing for bed and having bedtime stories read to him by his parents he would fall asleep only to awaken at midnight seeing his room filled with monsters and scary things. Screaming he would run to his parents room and have hi parents check out the monsters in his room, and despite his parent's reassurance that there were no scary thing sin his room, Danny would insist on sleeping with his parents: Danny would sleep but his tossing and turning prevented his parents from have any sleep at all. This repeated every night until his big sister Elda made fun of him for having to sleep with his parents. His tired parents couldn't perform their functions due to lack of sleep. Danny's grandma visits and sees Danny's fear and shares with him that when his tired parents look for the monsters there are no monsters. Danny sleeps with his Grandma and is parents get rest, and then Grandma presents Danny with a Knight nightlight and the bad dreams vanish!Kathy Berry offers a few words for parents at the end of this book - some sound advice to assist parents whose children are afraid of the dark. It makes a fine finish to a very nice book. Grady Harp, June 14.