Garden Glen is afraid of the dark, but Millie Fleur La Fae knows that nighttime has its own kind of magic. While the townspeople turn on every light after sunset, Millie notices that the nighttime creatures she loves are disappearing. Determined to bring the magic of the night back, Millie bakes delicious moon pies and creates a beautiful moon garden. But before the nighttime creatures return, she needs to convince the townspeople to turn off their lights and discover the beauty of the darkness.

Millie Fleur Saves the Night is a charming and slightly spooky picture book about finding beauty in the unusual, being brave, and appreciating the natural world around us. It's a lovely bedtime story for children who may be nervous about the dark, while also encouraging curiosity about nighttime plants and animals.

Christy Mandin is an author and illustrator of children's picture books. She is also the creator of Millie Fleur's Poison Garden, the New York Times bestselling book that introduced readers to Millie Fleur. Mandin's work often combines a little bit of the unusual and spooky with warm, thoughtful stories that encourage children to embrace what makes them different. She lives in Georgia with her husband and four children.