In "Monster in the Mirror: A Tale of Terror," a young boy discovers that the mirror in his room reflects not just his image but also his darkest fears. When he starts seeing a monstrous figure staring back at him, he becomes increasingly terrified, unsure if the creature is real or just a figment of his imagination. As he delves deeper into the mystery of the mirror, he learns that confronting what lies within can be more frightening than the monster itself. This chilling tale explores themes of fear, self-acceptance, and the struggle against one’s inner demons. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book features in the following series: Michael Dahl Presents, Michael Dahl Presents Phobia .

This book is aimed at children at US 3rd grade-4th grade.

This book has been graded for interest at 9-11 years.

There are 72 pages in this book. This book was published in 2018 by Capstone Press .

Mariano Epelbaum is a Character Designer, illustrator and traditional 2D animator. Working professionally since 1996 in various disciplines of Animation and Illustration where characters that designs tend to be very expressive and original. Currently in art direction on several projects, always trying different styles and techniques. As an animation artist, participated in outstanding productions in Argentina, as Character art director and character designer of Foosball, Argentine-Spanish 3D production directed by Juan Jose Campanella, Garcia Ferre movies Manuelita and Corazon, las alegrias de Pantriste; Micaela (Encuadre SA), Bahia Magica (Bitt Animation), the three films "Dibu" and TV series mi familia es un dibujo (Patagonik film Group), and scenes of the film Ogu y Mampaton ( Hook Up Animation). He has also worked in various animated commercials. In the field of illustration collaborated with Spanish publishers Edebe, Planeta De Agostini, Vicens Vives, Bromera, Imaginarium and Estudio Fenix. He also did work for Alfaguara, El Gato de Hojalata, Pictus, Clasa, Grupo Editorial Norma, Puerto de Palos and Ediciones Urano from Argentina and Santillana from Puerto Rico, United States and UK. Anthony Wacholtz has been a baseball fan since he was old enough to pick up a bat and ball. He earned a degree in English from Minnesota State University, Mankato, and has written a biography for young readers of All-Star catcher Joe Mauer. Besides playing softball and following his favorite team, the Minnesota Twins, he enjoys pitting his baseball knowledge against others in fantasy baseball.