Psychologists teach children to cope with their fears. It can be useful for both children and their parents.
Everyone gets scared sometimes. But if you know what to do, it may not be scary at all, but even fun. For those who are afraid of monsters, psychologist Catherine Leblanc and artist Roland Garig offer to approach the matter responsibly: master this guide and learn to distinguish huge monsters from tiny ones, and prickly and “sparkling” monsters from those that pretend to be people. It turns out that all the monsters are also afraid of something or they don’t know how to do something, and we can deal with them! Here is the most terrible secret: monsters are afraid of laughter. So, when drawing a monster on paper or in your imagination, do not forget to paint it with bright colors, best of all with polka dots — let’s see if you can manage not to laugh?
Translation from French by Alina Popova.
Polyandria Print, 32 p.