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	title:	Spookyrumpus
	author:	Tony Mitton
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Orchard
	released:	August 25, 2005
	isbn:	184362608X
	isbn-13:	9781843626084

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Customer Reviews
A smashing not-too spooky rhyming rumpus for young children - Rated This book is a very friendly look at a spooky night, written with good rhythm and flowing rhyme. There are the least scary ghosts imaginable, the likeable-looking skeletons that you see on the cover, furry spiders, twin witches etc romping through the forest, counting down from ten to one great big pumpkin pie and a night time party for all the characters who have appeared in the book. It's a beautifully illustrated bright and cheerful introduction to the Halloween characters that couldn't scare even the most timid preschooler. Although perfect for Halloween, it isn't explicitly linked to it, and so is appropriate (and doubtless will be requested at bedtime) all year round.

Customer Reviews

A smashing not-too spooky rhyming rumpus for young children - Rated 5/5
This book is a very friendly look at a spooky night, written with good rhythm and flowing rhyme. There are the least scary ghosts imaginable, the likeable-looking skeletons that you see on the cover, furry spiders, twin witches etc romping through the forest, counting down from ten to one great big pumpkin pie and a night time party for all the characters who have appeared in the book. It's a beautifully illustrated bright and cheerful introduction to the Halloween characters that couldn't scare even the most timid preschooler. Although perfect for Halloween, it isn't explicitly linked to it, and so is appropriate (and doubtless will be requested at bedtime) all year round.