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Halloween
Donna Situ
language (Bebelili Press, Sept. 20, 2016)Introduce your little one to Halloween with this bright and colorful book!
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Halloween
Alessandra Calamai
eBook (WORDIERME, Sept. 6, 2015)"On Halloween, the kids teamed up in groups of three, four and more to help each other to overcome their fear of getting spooked when visiting the haunted houses. The fruits and vegetables were proud of the haunted greenhouse they had created and invited all foods to visit. 'HA! HA!' Burger Bernice, the self proclaimed queen of all fast foods laughed out loud. 'Nice try! We are not scared of anything!'"The rest is for the brave reader to find out...SPOOKY READING TO ALL! HA! HA! HA! HA!
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HALLOWEEN
DARLIEN C. BREEZE
language (, May 7, 2014)A skeleton returns each year to "Halloween duty" in the park. He wishes someone would discover who killed him and relieve him of this thankless job. He recalls an incident when teenagers stole him and he gave them a scare they won't for get.
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Halloween
Sergiu Pobereznic
language (KPR Media Management Pty Ltd, Dec. 4, 2012)Black Cat Adventures - "Halloween" - Series 1 Book 7. (Reading level 6 years and above - suitable for children of all ages, and the young at heart) The stories are illustrated throughout by the author with beautiful depictions of the action taking place.The books are designed to be fully read from beginning to end 40-60 minutes, or read and enjoyed in parts over a number of short sittings.Come and join the daring adventures and chance exploits of Black Cat.He will travel from his exotic homeland in India, to the opulence of Kensington Palace and beyond. You will meet his fearless and valiant friends and share in his exciting experiences as he risks peril and faces danger and an array of hazards while he explores the world around him. Black Cat, the feline hero, is waiting to share his incredible journey with you!Please enjoy my story - Black Cat.
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HALLOWEEN
Georgevine Moss
language (, Oct. 28, 2011)ABOUTLittle David is really, really excited. Today is Halloween and trick-or-treat is the night's theme. Out he goes from house to house, but a storm breaks out just as he is about to leave Mr. Rinehart's house. Standing at the doorstep, David is a little scared so when the wind blows open Mr. Rinehart's door, in the house he goes. A somewhat rhyming, somewhat strange story for young readers who really, really like Halloween.DETAILSTITLE: HALLOWEEN (THE FRUIT BAT AND THE SHABTI STATUE)TYPE OF WORK: CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKBOOK LENGTH: 30 PAGESAVAILABLE FORMATS: EBOOK
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Halloween
Rebecca Pettiford
Paperback (Jump!, March 1, 2016)In Halloween, early readers will learn about the holiday of Halloween and the ways people celebrate it. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage emergent readers as they explore this unique holiday.
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Halloween
DK
Board book (DK Preschool, July 20, 2009)This layered board book is full of Halloween surprises! From the front, all kinds of ghouls and treats can be seen sticking out of the grinning jack-o'-lantern. Then, page by page, each object is revealed along with its sometimes scary, sometimes silly companions. Boo!
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Halloween
Jerry Seinfeld, James Bennett
Paperback (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, Aug. 1, 2008)So the first time you hear the concept of Halloween when you're a kid, your brain can't even understand it. "What is this? What did you say? Someone's giving out candy? Who's giving out candy? EVERYONE WE KNOW is giving out candy? I gotta be a part of this!"In his first picture book, comedian and bestselling author Jerry Seinfeld captures on the page his hilarious views on Halloween, from Superman costumes that look like pajamas to the agony of getting bad trick-or-treat candy. Seinfeld's tale resonates with vivid experiences of a night every kid loves.Both kids and adults will eat up Jerry's distinct and unwritten rules of Halloween. Hamilton King award-winning illustrator, James Bennett's outlandish illustrations perfectly depict these unique observations, reminding us why Jerry Seinfeld is still the funniest man alive.
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Halloween
Joyce K. Kessel, Nancy Carlson
Library Binding (Millbrook Press TM, Aug. 1, 2003)Filled with tricks and treats, fun and food, Halloween is a day that children look forward to. At one time two separate festivals, the traditions of each gradually blended into the holiday we now celebrate on October 31.
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Halloween
Chuck Murphy
Board book (Little Simon, Sept. 1, 2000)Single words and pictures with shimmering paper inserts illustrate some favorite Halloween costumes.
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Halloween
Salina Yoon
Board book (Price Stern Sloan, Aug. 19, 2004)The bright, colorful board book Halloween is the perfect treat on this fun holiday! With a pull-slide on the cover and on every spread, kids will love peeking inside a jack-o'-lantern, a sack of treats, a cookie jar, and more! Monsters, ghosts, and goblins haunt the fun book Monsters, with pull-slides that let readers look inside a monster's head, a skeleton's head, and a funny tombstone.
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