A child describes situations that bring about fear, how it feels to be scared, and what can make things better.

A little girl devises a clever way to face her fears and discovers that she really doesn't have anything to be afraid of.

Explains fear as a normal part of life and discusses how to deal with it. Includes a parents' guide with examples and suggestions.

Relates tips and facts about fear in general and describes a wide range of scary things, including the dark, monsters, nightmares, ghosts, water, snakes, spiders, bugs, school, rollercoasters, and movies.

A little old lady who is not afraid of anything must deal with a pumpkin head, a tall black hat, and other spooky objects that follow her through the dark woods trying to scare her.

"For as long as we've gathered by campfires to tell ghost stories, humans have always loved a good scare. From the splatter flicks of the 70s, to Japan's obsession with drowned girls, to creepy modern experiences like the overnight ghost hunt at the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, the horror industry has thrived across time and cultures. Our obsession with getting scared is obvious to anyone who visits ScareHouse, a haunted house in Pittsburgh that...

"A novelty picture book exploring the many forms fear can take and the importance of overcoming it"--

Carlin, who is frightened by everything, wants to try some of Big Bear's bravery soup, but first he must travel through a dark forest to a monster's cave to retrieve an important ingredient.

A simple introduction to what causes fear and how to handle being afraid.

Combines anecdotal perspectives with teachings from religious and secular literature to offer advice on how to address fear, providing specific recommendations for prayer, service, and becoming informed.