Discover the magic of friendship in this delightfully spooky children's book that turns fear into fun! "Sunset Scares" offers a fresh take on classic horror by transforming feared movie monsters into unlikely mentors for children.
When three retired monsters escape from their retirement home, they discover that kids no longer fear them—until they meet brave ten-year-old Harriet. What follows is a heartwarming tale of friendship, courage, and finding magic in unexpected places.
Perfect for young readers who love gentle scares with big hearts, this charming story teaches children that friendship can bloom in the most unexpected circumstances and that being different makes you special, not scary.
About the Authors
Oliver Robins - Remembered by generations for his unforgettable role as Robbie Freeling in the supernatural classic "Poltergeist" (the kid eaten by the tree!), Oliver brings his unique perspective on childhood fears and courage to this touching story.
Dustin Warburton - Award-winning storyteller whose work has been featured on The Tonight Show, Oprah, Time, and People magazine. Dustin's masterful storytelling brings warmth and humor to every page.
Key Features
Age Range: Perfect for children 6-12 years old
Genre: Children's Fiction, Gentle Horror, Friendship
Themes: Courage, friendship, acceptance, overcoming fears
Reading Level: Early chapter book
Format: Hardcover/Paperback [specify as needed]
Pages: [Insert page count]
Why You'll Love This Book
Unique twist on classic monsters that children will adore
Teaches valuable lessons about courage and acceptance
Written by authors with proven storytelling expertise
Perfect balance of gentle scares and heartwarming moments
Ideal for bedtime reading or independent reading time
Great conversation starter about fears and friendship
Perfect For:
Young readers who enjoy gentle spooky stories
Children who love monster-themed books
Kids working through their own fears
Parents looking for meaningful bedtime stories
Gift-giving for birthdays and holidays
Classroom libraries and story time