Something at the Window Is Scratching: Children's Tales for Disturbed Children

The author of two other books; Something at the Window is Scratching and the Monsters in my Tummy, Roman Dirge has carved a niche for himself as one of the masters of dark humor. The Monsters in my Tummy comes straight from the heart and is Mr. Dirge's best work to date.

Audience
childrenspicture booksyoung adult
Length
short · 119 pages

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