Keva Connolly

Only at Night Keva Connolly

This story was written to help children overcome their night-time worries and fears. It is written in rhyme, so it is light-hearted and amusing. Whether it be of spiders or snakes, tigers or thunder, it will pass. It helps to talk about them, open up and share their own fears and worries with others of a simular age, a teacher or family.

The important thing is to talk, together you may find a solution.

There is a double-page spread at the back to see if they can remember the rhyme and a little space to add something on. a drawing or maybe a new line in the rhyme, if it helps.

The illustrations have bright, amusing colours and transmit perfectly the moment.
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