Fear of the dark, ghosts, and being alone—these are common fears among children.
This book uses the most direct, effective, creative, and poetic approach,
to help children confront their inner fears.
Every night, Fanny felt a great sense of dread. The darkness would swallow everything, not only stripping the world of its colors but also silencing the birdsong and concealing the swaying dance of the trees. Witnessing Fanny's nightly fear, her mother offered her a different suggestion: try talking to the night, expressing her fears about it. Perhaps the night also had much to say...
When Fanny finally mustered the courage to face the night, she accepted its invitation! They embarked on a magical journey through the night sky. The night asked Fanny to close her eyes and imagine herself as a canvas, envisioning the colors on the night's body as buckets of paint she had splashed upon it. When Fanny looked closely, she realized that the night wasn't the pitch-black she had imagined; it had many beautiful colors, and the city at night was sparkling!
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