Goodbye monsters
Benjamin & Susan Hemme
Ben is afraid of monsters when he goes to bed, until the day his parents give him Zimbobo, his new protector from monsters.

by Laurent Chabin (2000)
"Arthur passe ses vacances en Martinique, chez sa grand-mère. S'il tarde à rentrer le soir, elle lui rappelle qu'il peut se faire prendre par le Dek-Dek. Un soir, Arthur s'aperçoit qu'il a oublié son ballon sur la plage. Ira-t-il le chercher, malgré le Dek-Dek? Une histoire courte, dans laquelle la peur d'Arthur est habilement décrite." Réf. La Sélection de livres pour enfants de Communication-Jeunesse 2001-2002.
Benjamin & Susan Hemme
Ben is afraid of monsters when he goes to bed, until the day his parents give him Zimbobo, his new protector from monsters.
adapted by Jane B. Mason
Three monsters give their own versions of how they scared an opera house full of humans, but their teacher at the Monster Academy is not happy when he learns the truth about what really happened.
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When Bubba the white pig comes tumbling into Sugarplum Village, he can only say one word--monster--before passing out, causing a panic that ends only when two porcupines arrive with an interesting story.
Jeff Gunhus
Orphan Jack Templar has no memory of his parents and only the smallest details from his Aunt Sophie about how they died. The day before Jack's fourteenth birthday, things start to change for him. At first it's great: A sudden new strength helps him defend his nose-picking friend "T-Rex" from the school bully, and even his crush, Cindy Adams, takes notice. But then a mysterious girl named Eva arrives and tells him two facts that will change his life forever. First, that he's the descendent of a long line of monster hunters and he's destined to be in the family business. Second, that there's a truce between man and monster that children are off-limits ... until their fourteenth birthday! Jack has only one day before hundreds of monsters will descend on his little town of Sunnyvale and try to kill him.