Imagine That
Imagine That by Renee Bolla is a children’s book published by Renee Bolla in August 2022. This 32-page edition is designed for children ages 3-7 who experience a fear of the dark. The story follows Emma, a brave girl by day, who finds herself grappling with her fears at night. As she navigates her feelings about the dark, Emma embarks on a journey of self-discovery, exploring the power of her imagination and the challenges of sleeping alone.
Readers will find a narrative that highlights the transformative potential of imagination, as Emma learns to confront and reframe her fears. The book addresses themes of fear of the dark, problem-solving, and the importance of creative thinking. Through Emma’s experiences, children are encouraged to harness their imagination to overcome challenges, making this story a valuable resource for young readers facing similar fears.
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Imagine That is perfect for children ages 3-7 who struggle with a fear of the dark.
Emma is an adventurous and fearless girl during the day, but nighttime evokes different feelings. The dark is where spooky things live. Emma knows she can do hard things, but sleeping in her room alone seems impossible.
Her mom insists her imagination is playing tricks on her. Like her imagination has magical powers? But wait! Is there something she hasn’t quite figured out about her imagination?
Join Emma as she goes on a journey of self-discovery and figures out what she can do when the lights go out.
Imagine That is a story about the power of a child’s mind and imagination. As quickly as it can create fear, it can turn that fear into happy thoughts. Will Emma learn to use her imagination to help conquer her fear of the dark?
Find out in Imagine That.
A story that will spark imagination and empower children to creatively conquer their fear of the dark.
Categories: Fear of the Dark, Imagination, Problem Solving, Sleep
Intended Age: Ages 4 to 7
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