This book will assist young reader to navigate nightmares and navigating their fear of the dark.
Meet Josh, the boy who overcame his fear of nightmares and the dark by bravely venturing deep into the night (with lots of help from his family, of course). A story about how changing your attitude can help you overcome your night time fears.
Filled with engaging illustrations and packed with useful strategies, this title will certainly engage not only little ones but parents and professional too!
Ages 4 – 8
This book is part of a behaviour series (pack of 4 books)
$22.00
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