Joey—the monster—thought it would all be easy; he would appear from under Sarah’s bed, sneak upon her slowly and scare the daylights out of her! But unfortunately, he was very wrong. Sarah not only stopped him from scaring her, she stopped him from scaring anyone ever again by telling Joey, “NO,” giving him clothes, and taking him to her school to teach him MANNERS.
Written & Illustrated by JQ Sirls
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“From children dealing with the bully at school to adults dealing with fear, doubt, lost hope, or lack faith--we all have monsters, and they all need to be taught a lesson. To tackle that in the most innocent and direct way possible, I felt that the best way to do it was through the eyes of a 6 year old. As adults, If we could ever get out our own way, we would notice that children have great perspective and wisdom.” – JQ
Joey—the monster—thought it would all be easy; he would appear from under Sarah’s bed, sneak upon her slowly and scare the daylights out of her! But unfortunately, he was very wrong. Sarah not only stopped him from scaring her, she stopped him from scaring anyone ever again by telling Joey, “NO,” giving him clothes, and taking him to her school to teach him MANNERS.
Written & Illustrated by JQ Sirls
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“From children dealing with the bully at school to adults dealing with fear, doubt, lost hope, or lack faith--we all have monsters, and they all need to be taught a lesson. To tackle that in the most innocent and direct way possible, I felt that the best way to do it was through the eyes of a 6 year old. As adults, If we could ever get out our own way, we would notice that children have great perspective and wisdom.” – JQ
