Monsters Are Afraid of Babies

Aboylearns to face his fear of monsters after discovering that monsters are afraid of his baby sister. Inspired by a child's imagination, this children's picture book published by New Classics Books features a timeless, rhythmical tale with beautiful illustrations. Simple enough for kids but profound enough for parents, children will learn how the fears they have of others are often the same fears others have of them. A must for every child's bookshelf.

About the Author

Award-winning writer Nicholas Tana launched his career in television, working as a production assistant for KAET Channel 8 in Tempe, Arizona. He went on to become Associate Director for ESPN International and a media powerhouse. His fearless energy led him to work as a journalist for 944 Magazine and Moving Pictures. His sought-after skills resulted in him being hired as a consultant for Disney, Twentieth Century Fox and NFL, in addition to managing his own production and consulting company, Smart Media. In 2009, Tana created the successfully-zany children’s animation show, The Adventures of Bony Macaroni, distributed by Bejuba! Entertainment.As a seasoned professional, Tana shares his expertise as a public speaker by participating on entertainment panels at notable conferences and film festivals like Comic-Con, HollyShorts Film Festival, ScareLA, and Sedona International Film Festival.Tana has most recently been hired by Disney Publishing to write a story about Snow White, as part of its 5 Minute Easter Stories, which will appear in 2020.Today, he is inspiring children and adults with the launch of his new publishing company, New Classic Books, and the debut of three fiction titles that will delight young audiences. The upcoming Monsters Are Afraid of Babies, The Kingdom of Glee, and The Kitten, The Cat, & The Apple, will encourage reading and evoke imagination in young readers.As a writer, producer, and director, he is about to take on his greatest role – father in October 2019 – just in time for his newly published children’s books.

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