When a scared little rabbit one day finds himself all alone in a scary place hearing scary sounds, he makes a most shocking discovery. The scariest thing of all is not a gobbler blowing bubbles, not a vast hisster weaving its web, not even a giant wood troll thumping its teeth. The scariest thing of all is not at all what you'd expect.

The Scariest Thing Of All is a fun and exciting children's tale that will enchant it's young readers not only with it's tale of scary critters but also with its cute and shadowy images. This sweet and haunting little story will show that no matter how little one is, there is nothing scary about 'things'. A scary little tale that isn't really that scary at all. ( )

( 6-year-old boy's answer to "What would you say to someone thinking about reading this book)
Do it! Read this book. There were lots of scary thing that the tiniest bunny was afraid of. The illustrations make all the scary things look 😅😅funny😅😂😂😆😆😅 and didn't scare me. If you read it you might not be scared either. (Paraphrased for brevity and clarity.😉)
(Mom's review)
When you are little there are so many big things that look really scary. And the illustrations in this book are full of imaginative monsters to enjoy. It's a short book so you can spend time finding them lurking in the ordinary things they pretend to be during the day. A book best read with another to share the fun. But even the little ones will only be a tiny bit scared so don't worry about it being too much for a sensitive child. (You don't have to be 'afraid' either.) 😉
By the end, the littlest bunny learns something about scary things --and it made all the difference for him. ( )

Pip, the rabbit, is afraid of everything. He was scared of strange things like rainfall, but Pip faced his fear and realized that he doesn't have to be scared of anything. ( )

49 months - O loved flipping through this book... The bunnies are cute and the story is as well. ( )

I really liked the illustrations in this book about an agoraphobic rabbit that overcomes his fears by standing up to them. This would be a good read for younger students, especially those that are fearful. It’s a very encouraging text. Well done. ( )