Ali is scared of the dark. All day, ali, the little gaza has been warning a lot and rubbing her eyes. Aren't you feeling well? Ask you the lion cup. I'm very tired because I can't sleep. The lies. But why? Asks galled the gifts? Surprised at night. They are monsters that scare me. But monsters don't exist that make the monkey. Yes, they do. There are some that come as soon as I close my eyes. Her friends suggest that they can sleep near her tonight to sure her thanks. That would be great. SHE whispers at bedtime they knock down next to ally. Ali shuts her eyes, but all of a sudden crack. What's that? A monster? SHE panics, waking with a start. No, it's not. Look, it's just a branch that has fAllen. The little giraffe will assures her. Ali tries to get back to sleep, but soon, Chris, out over there, a shadow is a monster. The lion cub goes over to where the gaza is pointing. No ally, it's just a bush. Its leaves are swing in the wind. The friends have just settled back down when ali starts crying. It's too dark. I'm scared. The little monkey rifles through his back and takes out a torch. Thanks to the light of the torch and finally feel safe, she's no longer in the dark, and her friends are closed by her eye. Leads get heavier and heavier. At last, the little gaza falls to sleep hush. After a good nigh sleep, ali feels fit as a fiddle. I'll give you my torch that the monkey, that way you will always be able to sleep friendly. Oh, thank you. exclaims. Unhappily, I won't ever be scared of nights again.