Book Description

Scary, Spooky, Ghostly. 13 Tales for Halloween. Get ready for a ghoulish mixture of stories, song and poems. Some Scary, some a bit Spooky and many Ghostly. 'Scary, Spooky, Ghostly' is a modern children's picture book for Halloween, containing a mixture of short tales for a fun night inside the house and outside on Halloween night. This delightfully illustrated picture book contains 13 Halloween spooky tales created to thrill and entertain young readers. The Halloween tales are traditional to the pumpkin roots of Halloween and are cheerfully brought back to life for new spooky fun. There are new characters which children will love including Misty the thinking, witch's cat; 'Glamorous pumpkins' and of course, the very scary 'Night creatures.' We follow ghosts, skeletons and spooks as they visit your house for tea. Everyone then gets dressed up to get ready for the Halloween evening of fun. Fun that includes scary games; spooky corn mazes; ghostly dancing and singing. 'When witches make spells; they bring feathers and seeds; hard shells and soft beads; selfie photos; petals and stones; bathwater with bones; and ribbons and string, to turn into rings. And witches are so busy on Halloween.' - Witches Potions. Scary, Spooky, Ghostly- 13 tales for Halloween is colourful and wonderfully illustrated with friendly-looking, ghostly characters that children will be fond of and like to revisit again. It can be read as a scary, bedtime read or in sections, selected for quick reading and amusement. The children's picture book has a Halloween dance and a sing-along called 'Funky Halloween'. There are poems and tales of the Harvest festival and where the ghosts come from on Halloween night and also where they all return to. The stories are light-hearted and designed for fun so follow ghosts; witches; mummies; skeletons and many more as they visit for a very, special Halloween. 'The jelly is shaking with zombie ice cream; white chocolate bats are ready to scream.' - The Tea Party. 'The autumn soil allows for veggies to grow and grow and grow from their roots down below.' - Glamorous Pumpkins. 'And when everyone has gone. Every ghost and witch and spook. There will be only one left; feeling a bit misunderstood.' - The Scarecrow.