In this delightful and reassuring children's book, young readers are introduced to a world where fears and anxieties are faced with the wisdom of a friendly giant. Through playful rhymes and vivid illustrations, children learn that it's okay to be scared of new things, whether it's tasting a strange fruit, facing the dark, or meeting new people. With the giant's guidance, children learn to take a step back, think rationally, and find courage in the face of fear. The book encourages children to embrace new experiences and understand that being scared is a natural part of growing up. By thinking if a giant would be scared in these specific situations, it uses a replacement technique which gets children thinking; am I only scared of this because I am little? Perfect for bedtime reading, "When You're Little, Things are Scary" is a heartwarming tale that empowers children to confront their fears with confidence and curiosity.