Mary Beth Kosich Louis Pecsi Big Bad Jean is a romping tale of Jean, the lady of the house, whose home used to be filled with many good times and conversations, especially about God. But for 20 years the house has been silent and Jean is alone and has lost her smile. She is not totally alone, however, as there are little creatures, sprites, that live in the wall paper by day and come out at night to raid the refrigerator. They watch Jean as she roams the house at night, afraid to sleep because of a particular verse in the Bible that keeps her up at night. On one of Jean's midnight rambles, she runs into the sprites, who are busy shushing down the banister, on their way to raid the fridge. Out of their tussle, one furious Jean learns the true meaning of the scriptures as the sprites remind her of the words of Jesus and the importance of love.
