A gentle and reassuring story to help children overcome their fear of the dark.

When Kate goes to stay with her cousin Sophie, everything feels exciting—until bedtime comes. As the lights go out, her imagination begins to take over, turning shadows into monsters and the quiet night into something frightening. Alone in the dark, Kate must find a way to face her fears.

Through familiar experiences, playful imagination, and the comfort of family, I Don’t Like the Dark helps young readers understand that they are not alone in feeling afraid. With warmth and sensitivity, the story shows how talking about fears and sharing them with others can make even the scariest moments feel manageable.

Perfect for bedtime reading, this beautifully illustrated story supports emotional development and builds confidence, helping children feel safe, reassured, and ready to face the dark.