Overview

A spirited collection of spooky-fun poems and hand-beaded illustrations guaranteed to tickle the funny bone--now available as a board book! Design a scary costume. Recite your ""trick or treat."" For on October thirty-first who knows just what you'll meet!? Halloween is the only night of the year where a being can truly be . . . itself! Read along and see for yourself as bats, witches, and daring kid adventurers are excited to come out for tricks or treats.

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9781250373397

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"""Kids who enjoy the spooky side of Halloween will find this a treat."" --Kirkus Reviews ""[A]ppealing, animated, and appropriate for younger children."" --School Library Journal ""These fun poems will get kids excited about Halloween."" --Boston Sunday Herald ""Sklansky plays with words and forms to show readers how fun and flexible poetry can be."" --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ""The 'Halloweeny' poems are whimsical, not to mention well written."" --Seattle Times"

""Kids who enjoy the spooky side of Halloween will find this a treat."" --Kirkus Reviews ""[A]ppealing, animated, and appropriate for younger children."" --School Library Journal ""These fun poems will get kids excited about Halloween."" --Boston Sunday Herald ""Sklansky plays with words and forms to show readers how fun and flexible poetry can be."" --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ""The 'Halloweeny' poems are whimsical, not to mention well written."" --Seattle Times

Author Information

Amy E. Sklansky is the author of From the Doghouse: Poems to Chew On, which School Library Journal praised for its ""easy rhymes and bouncy rhythm."" A writer and freelance editor of children's books, Ms. Sklansky lives with her family in St. Louis, Missouri. Karen Dismukes contributed beaded art to From the Doghouse: Poems to Chew On. A freelance artist and art director, she lives in Overland Park, Kansas.

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