If your kid liked 'Small Knight and the Anxiety Monster,' this is a no-brainer. Manka Kasha has a knack for taking big, scary internal feelings and making them look like cute, manageable monsters.

It’s a great tool for parents who want to talk about bravery without just saying 'don't be scared.' Just a heads-up: if you see a synopsis online talking about 'Cthulhu' or 'dark deeds' for this title, it’s a database error. This book is about a fluffy rodent and a tiny knight, not eldritch horrors.