The Attic Door, paperback

Eduardo hears noises coming from behind a second, scary and creepy door in his bedroom that leads into the attic. And it’s not the door to his bedroom. His vivid imagination leads him to believe it might be a monster. But when Eduardo gets enough courage to open the attic door, he’s knocked backward by cold air. Eduardo squeals and slams the door closed. Eduardo’s mom rushes into the bedroom and they both enter the attic to investigate. They find the attic window is open, and a broken shutter banging against the house. Eduardo tells mom he wants to move into the bedroom across the hall where there is no extra door!

ISBN: 979-8-9897154-5-9, (sc)  

ISBN: 979-8-9897154-6-6 (hc) 

Library of Congress Control Number: 2024942102

Cataloging:

JUV000000 JUVENILE FICTION / General

JUV039050 JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / Emotions & Feelings

JUV039170 JUVENILE FICTION / Health & Daily Living / Toilet Training

"Strange noises in the night send Eduardo into a panic. What follows is a sweet mix of fear, bravery, and humor as he musters the courage to investigate while clutching his stuffed alligator, Russell, for protection. Tayloe handles bedwetting without shame, turning it into a small moment of tenderness and trust between a child and a parent."--Literary Titan Review

"With wonderful and emotion-filled illustrations by David Barrow, The Attic Door. written by Leslie Eva Taylor invites the reader and listener into a familiar world for young children. Facing their fears, unexpected accidents, and stuffed friends will make this book a read-again favorite."--Anita Schlaht, author