The Arts

Monsters at bedtime: managing fear in bedtime picture books for children

M. Maynes

This research by Mary-Louise Maynes delves into the fascinating world of 'bedtime' monsters in children's literature, revealing how these characters aid children in overcoming their fears. Through a detailed examination of contemporary texts from the 20th and 21st centuries, the study highlights various psychological strategies and visual techniques that transform fear into playful experiences.... show more

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