What Are You Afraid Of?

A charmingly twisted collection of fears—real, imagined, and inherited—drawn with eerie grace

Fear has many faces. Some hide under the bed. Others smile with too many teeth.

What Are You Afraid Of? is a beautifully dark and wickedly illustrated compilation of the nightmares that haunt us—from the ones we meet in fairy tales and horror films to those we can’t quite name. Each page explores a new shape fear can take: creature or shadow, memory or myth, whisper or scream.

Told in the unsettling voice of Fear itself, this book deals with the monsters we thought we’d outgrown… and the ones that never really left. It’s clever, creepy, and strangely comforting, because once you recognize your fear, you can learn to look it in the eye. Even if it has three.

Hello, I’m Fear. I’ve been here since you discovered there’s nothing under the bed… and still don’t dare let your arm hang over the edge. I’m the one who makes you look twice down an empty hallway, who whispers that sound wasn’t just the house settling.