Books with title The Pumpkin Patch: Shiny Shapes

It’s a day of pumpkin-picking fun is this delightfully autumnal title that celebrates the wonderful family ritual of finding the perfect Halloween pumpkin. There are pumpkin-shaped holes on every page, edged with shimmery, shiny colored foil, leading to the end of the story―Halloween night, when the pumpkin is carved and glowing on the doorstep, as the neighborhood children go out trick-or-treating.

Level 1: Starting to Read • Simple stories • Increased vocabulary • Longer sentences Mrs. Connor's first-grade class is going on a field trip! They're headed to the pumpkin patch to pick out pumpkins. Katie dreams of finding the perfect pumpkin. But the one she chooses isn't perfect at all. It's too small! But then her father shows her that wonderful things often come in small packages.

Briella has a secret.Wielding magic produces some complicated issues during October for Briella. The problem is, she is unable to prepare for the consequences as they present differently, each year.When she discovers the adverse effects of shrinking a pencil to complete some drawings, she realises there could be more significant problems looming in the pumpkin patch.Can she keep this year's consequences under control or are the townspeople about to discover some very interesting pumpkins?This is book 1 of 6 in the Halloween Madness series. These books contain characters from the Starlight Investigation series and were written to give fans an insight into what their lives are like when they are between hunting monsters.It is not essential to have read any of the Starlight Investigations books to enjoy The Halloween Madness books. They do contain spoilers for those who haven't read Jealousy Monsters or Vampire and wish to do so.The books in the Halloween Madness series are shorter stories. The Pumpkin Patch is 19,000 words.These books are suitable for childen aged 11 and up.

How can one small-minded, angry person destroy the lives of so many people in her path, connecting them all together in a game of destruction and heartbreak? It is possible, but what pushes a person to enjoy inflicting pain to such an extent, leaving a trail of hate, anger, and defeat behind her, which only seems to make her stronger and more satisfied. Ms. Terri Plotski, owner of the Authors’ Book Agency, is that person, who, unknowingly, with a single thread of hate, has connected the lives of a small group of people, bringing them together with one single common denominator. Anger. The anger from this small group of people is building, but it has nowhere to go, or does it? Ms. Terri Plotski, owner of Authors’ Book Agency, has gone missing.

Level 1: Starting to Read- Simple stories- Increased vocabulary- Longer sentencesMrs. Connor's first-grade class is going on a field trip! They're headed to the pumpkin patch to pick out pumpkins. Katie dreams of finding the perfect pumpkin. But the one she chooses isn't perfect at all. It's too small! But then her father shows her that wonderful things often come in small packages.

One of the best things about fall is going to the farm and picking out a pumpkin. Whether making pumpkin pie or decorating for the harvest season, pumpkins are a fun way to get into the fall spirit. Deciding what size pumpkin is important when going to a pumpkin patch. From huge pumpkins too heavy to lift to those just right for carving into jack-o-lanterns, farms have everything needed to make the most of fall. With accessible text and great photographs, this book will show readers that no trip to the pumpkin patch is boring in fall.

One of the best things about fall is going to the farm and picking out a pumpkin. Whether making pumpkin pie or decorating for the harvest season, pumpkins are a fun way to get into the fall spirit. Deciding what size pumpkin is important when going to a pumpkin patch. From huge pumpkins too heavy to lift to those just right for carving into jack-o-lanterns, farms have everything needed to make the most of fall. With accessible text and great photographs, this book will show readers that no trip to the pumpkin patch is boring in fall.