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Sweet Dreams Cthulhu: A Lovecraftian Bedtime Book by Tyler James, Jason Ciaramella, Greg Murphy
dantastic's review
3.0
Cthulhu has a bad dream and needs some reassurance from his friend, Howard Lovecraft.
I put in on the Kickstarter for this. It's a pretty adorable kids book. HPL helps Cthulhu get back to sleep, showing him that the shadows and monsters under his bed are nothing to be afraid of.
It's a slim 23 pages. While the story is as simplistic as every kid's book ever, the artwork is fantastic. It's a fun kid's book but not as good as C is for Cthulhu.
I put in on the Kickstarter for this. It's a pretty adorable kids book. HPL helps Cthulhu get back to sleep, showing him that the shadows and monsters under his bed are nothing to be afraid of.
It's a slim 23 pages. While the story is as simplistic as every kid's book ever, the artwork is fantastic. It's a fun kid's book but not as good as C is for Cthulhu.
miocenemama's review
5.0
This is actually a pretty cute little children's book. Cthulu can't sleep. He is afraid of monsters under the bed and in the halls. Lovecraft teaches him that everyone is sometimes afraid and that most of the time it is just our imaginations. In the end, Lovecraft and Cthulu each settle down for a good night. The pictures are colorful and make Cthulu look cute. I think this would be a fun book for most kids
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