Raymund And The Fear Monster

Raymund is a boy who is scared of many things. But, most of all he is scared of the monster who lives at the top of the mountain and terrorisers his village. One day, Raymund has had enough of being scared and ventures up the mountain to face the monster. Discover what Raymund does to face his fears and find out what courage really means.

Contents originally published in Sunny Stories magazine 1937-1939.

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