Other editions of book Who's Afraid of the Dark?

Who's afraid of the dark? Every night at bedtime, Stella the dog shakes and shivers. She sees scary shapes and hears scary noises. Stella is afraid of the dark! At least that's what her owner says. But that might not be the whole story....

Who's afraid of the dark?Every night at bedtime, Stella the dog shakes and shivers. She sees scary shapes and hears scary noises. Stella is afraid of the dark! At least that's what her owner says. But that might not be the whole story. . . .

Who's afraid of the dark? Stella the dog is! Every night, Stella shakes and shivers. She sees big scary shapes and hears little scary noises. At least that's what her owner says.But who's really afraid of the dark? The funny pictures in this classic I Can Read Book tell a different story...

Every night at bedtime, Stella the dog shakes and shivers. She sees scary shapes and hears scary noises. Stella is afraid of the dark! At least that's what her owner says. But that might not be the whole story...

Who's afraid of the dark? Every night at bedtime, Stella the dog shakes and shivers. She sees scary shapes and hears scary noises. Stella is afraid of the dark! At least that's what her owner says. But that might not be the whole story. . . .

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. As a young boy tells a slightly older girl about how frightened his dog is at night, pictures reveal who is really afraid of the dark, and only the girl's advice brings the small boy out from under the covers.

A small boy projects his fear of the dark onto his dog.

An Early I CAN READ Book

Who's afraid of the dark? Stella the dog is! Every night, Stella shakes and shivers. She sees big scary shapes and hears little scary noises. At least that's what her owner says.But who's really afraid of the dark? The funny pictures in this classic I Can Read Book tell a different story...

In 1957, Harper published its first I Can Read title, Little Bear, written by Else Holmelund Minarik and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Large type, simple vocabulary, chapter-like divisions, and decorative pictures made Little Bear perfect for emerging readers

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