Review: Excellent artwork with adorable story.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2013
I was so sad that my Kindle could not enjoy these pictures in full color.  The detail is stellar.The bedtime story is timeless.  Most of us have our own story about an encounter where more light made us laugh over what we thought was horrifying.  I was four and it was my favorite doll who became a tarantula on my bed, based upon the faint night light coming from the bathroom across the hall.  I still don't like spiders.The puzzles in the back will remain popular long after your children are reading this book to you.  My kids made up all kinds of counting and 'I Spy' and drawing games/matching games with these types of puzzles that these books lives in the family vehicle until both girls could drive.One other suggestion for monsters...a nice fruity or floral anti-monster-air-spray (Glade, Lysol...lots of brands to picks from).  I covered the cans with contact paper and made specific marks on which way to point.  Glow in the dark pens from the craft store are great for this.  If child could smell fragrance the monster could not come near because monsters HATED that smell.  This remedy gave me fewer freaked out kids and rooms that did not smell of sweaty leotards, athletic shoes, and farts.