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  • Tilly's Halloween Magic

    Alex Ross

    language (, Oct. 19, 2013)
    Tilly Books Fun Fiction for Children 6 - 10 yrs. Wonderful illustrations bring this story to life. Tilly's Halloween Magic - Book 2 Tilly is excited about the Halloween Party. Her family, dressed in their halloween costumes set offready for some fun. Tilly delights in using hermagic to make sure all goes well. Tilly's Giant Pumpkin - Book 1 When Tilly's grandmother told her the old Celtictale of the Jack O'Lantern, Tilly decided she wouldgrow her own pumpkin to make a Jack O'Lantern fornext Halloween. In early summer, Tilly plantedpumpkin seeds in the sunniest spot she could findin the back yard. Some people doubted that Tillywould remember to water the pumpkin and check on itdaily. Boy, were they wrong. Download Tilly Books For a Fun Halloween Read.
  • Magic Molly Halloween Hattie

    Trevor Forest, Marie Fullerton

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 13, 2014)
    In this Halloween Special, Molly Miggins has been given a new task by Granny Whitewand and the Rickety Brooms coven. She must solve the mystery of Halloween Hattie, a ghost witch who appears on a swing in the graveyard every Halloween at eleven o’clock.Molly teams up with the scaredy-cat ghost, Bartholomew P. Balderdash, a walking-talking skeleton called Bony Bob, and an ex-vampire doctor called Count Von Docula to try to solve the mystery. Why is Molly’s security parrot practicing Kung Fu?Who switched on the light in the tower at the long abandoned Hags Hall?Who stole Bony Bob’s mum’s arm bone?Who is Myrtle Moonseed?For the answer to these and other puzzling, head scratching questions, join Molly and her friends in her creepiest, most exciting adventure yet.
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  • HALLOWEEN at TILLY'S

    S.A Evergreen

    language (, Oct. 22, 2014)
    Tilly invites you into her home to share with you all the fun things she does at Halloween.The perfect book for the younger readers who are beginning to learn about Halloween.Join Tilly in the excitement leading up to Halloween.Halloween costumes, candy, trick-or-treat are all included in this fun packed, colorful picture book.Happy Halloween to everyone.
  • Halloween Magic

    B.J.K. Brown

    language (, Oct. 3, 2013)
    Mark didn't believe in Halloween magic until it happened to him.
  • The Magic Of Halloween

    Diane Melton, James Melton

    language (Diane Melton, Aug. 10, 2016)
    Trick-or-treaters scaring each other as they wander on Halloween night. Are ghosts and goblins real? Read this book to find out the answer!
  • Halloween Magic

    Stuart

    language (Bradley Stuart Books, Oct. 8, 2012)
    This is a story about 7th grade Henry and his boring Halloween Night. Henry made up the word Suborediom as a combination of suburbia and boredom. This story is as boring as most of Henry's life but every so often something good happens. You can read more about Henry's life in middle school and his adventures in the alternative reality of Altara in the novel Henry on Fire by Stuart.
  • Halloween Magic

    Rita Walsh, Steve Henry

    Paperback (Troll Communications Llc, Sept. 1, 1994)
    Max, a new kid in the neighborhood, finds a book of spells in the attic, and hopes to use it to make a friend with whom to go trick or treating
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  • Halloween Magic

    James W. Baker, George Overlie

    Library Binding (Lerner Pub Group, Oct. 1, 1988)
    Directions for ten magic tricks with a Halloween theme
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  • Halloween Magic & Silly Science

    Wyken Seagrave

    language (Penny Press Ltd, Sept. 28, 2012)
    Halloween is a great time for having fun and experimenting with all things supernatural. This new ebook takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to help children under 10 years of age realise that even magic has a scientific basis. It explains how to conduct ten magic tricks which can easily be performed with materials found in most homes and will amaze friends and parents. It then gives a mocking but scientifically accurate account of what a scientist might say about the physical basis for the trick.Great fun for all ages, but especially for the 5 to 10 age range, the book is available for purchase from the website devoted to the science of Halloween: halloweenscience.co.ukList of Tricks1. Vampire Bomb. The vampires are coming! You need to frighten them away with a loud explosion, but all you have are the things in your house. Here is what you do.2. Ghoul Drowner. A ghoul has come into your house. You already know that ghouls die when they touch water. Frighten the ghoul away by threatening to drown him.3. Little Devil’s Flute. The little devil who lives in the woods wants to summon the witches to his party but he has forgotten his flute. He comes into your house and threatens to take you to hell unless you can make him a new one. No worries. Here is what you do.4. Ghost in a Bottle. A ghost has come into your home? Here is how you capture him in a bottle!5. Foaming Potions. The evil spirits of Halloween have come a long way to see you and they are very thirsty. If you don’t give them a drink they will be very angry. You must make a potion which evil spirits love.6. Weighing a Ghost. Some people think ghosts float because they are weightless, but this trick proves they are wrong. Of course, some boring people think they can explain it with science. Fools!7. Dracula’s Dagger. How to turn a straw into a Count Dracula’s dagger by magic.8. Magic Diving Wand. Make a magic want which will obey your instructions but nobody else’s!9. Magic Balloons. Only you, the wizard, is able to stop the balloon exploding.10. Dragon’s Eggs. Dragon’s eggs are extremely strong. This trick lets you make and test one!
  • Halloween Magic

    James W. Baker

    Paperback (Lerner Pub Group, May 1, 1988)
    Directions for ten magic tricks with a Halloween theme.
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