Author: Danielle McLean
Publisher: Tiger Tales
ISBN: 1680106899
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 22

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Children can learn to count to five with this spooky Halloween board book that features sliders to slide and flaps to lift. One purple witch is flying on her magic broom. Two glowing pumpkin pals are lighting up the room. Children can learn to count to five with these spooky Halloween friends! A friendly purple witch, glowing pumpkins, bats, cats in costumes, and ghosts who are out to trick-or-treat star in this fun story that features sliders to slide and flaps to lift on every spread. Experience the fun of Halloween night with the friendly characters while learning to count!

Author: Jane Feder
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
ISBN: 0545632560
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 44

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Can a vampire and a mummy learn to share? Scarlet is a feisty little Vampire, and her best friend, Igor, is a roly-poly little Mummy. Together, they star in three humorous, heartwarming stories about two friends who never agree on anything. That is -- until they discover different ideas can become even better ideas when they cooperate!

Author: Danielle McLean
Publisher: Tiger Tales
ISBN: 1664351132
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 24

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Follow along as the Halloween friends head off to bed after a night of trick-or-treating in this clever, interactive board book with die-cut pages and lift-the-flaps. It's Halloween night, and it's time for an evening full of trick-or-treating and fun! A group of spooky friends has gone around to collect candy on this fun night, but now they're tired and ready to go to bed! Young readers can follow along as Skeleton, Ghost, Pumpkin, and more adorable characters head home and jump in bed one by one. This fun book features sturdy flaps for little hands, and a clever transformation with each turn of the page!

Author: AQEEL AHMED
Publisher: AQEEL AHMED
ISBN: 1998810976
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 42

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Monster Friends' Spooky Adventure Summary about this story: Finn, Frankenstein’s monster, Vlad, the cool Dracula, and Casper, the funny ghost, were strange friends who went on an amazing journey in a dark neighborhood where shadows whispered, and mysteries were everywhere. What started out as a strange mystery turned into a journey of coming together, learning more about each other, and falling in love with friendship. As the three friends went through hard times and learned new things, their friendship grew stronger. They taught everyone that differences can be honored and that being together is a strong force. Each time they went on an adventure, they laughed, solved puzzles, and brought joy to a neighborhood that used to be scary. Because they were there, a secret house became a sign of link, and the fact that they were all together made monsters, vampires, ghosts, and humans want to celebrate. They showed that with teamwork, knowledge, and a lot of heart, even the scariest puzzles could be solved. Finn, Vlad, and Casper left a mark on the neighborhood, which helped build a sense of community and friendship that lasted for years. Their adventures not only changed their lives, but also the lives of everyone they met. They showed that the power of friendship could bring light to even the darkest places. As the story's pages turned, the companions' legacy lived on, leaving behind a happy reflection that in a world full of monsters and mysteries, the greatest magic of all was the enchantment of friendship. Friendship was a bond that crossed divides, overcame problems, and brought happiness to the hearts of those who had it. How the story started: Once upon a time, Frankenstein's monster and Dracula lived together in a dark neighborhood that was hidden between the clouds and the moonlight. Even though the area was known for being creepy, the monster and the vampire still became friends. Finn was Frankenstein's monster. He had a big heart and was very tall. With bolts sticking out of his neck and a patched look, he often felt like he didn't belong in the neighborhood. People avoided him because he looked scary, and they thought he was a dangerous animal. Finn wasn't as rough as he looked. He was gentle, interested, and kind. He liked it when things were quiet, and he could hear the leaves moving and howls from far away. Dracula, or Vlad, as his friends called him, lived in the next house, which was a beautiful place. People liked him because he was charismatic and interesting. Vlad liked to put on a show. He wore beautiful black clothes and a dramatic cape. Even though he seemed educated, Vlad was lonely. There were bad things about being immortal, and Vlad wanted to talk to someone who could understand what it meant to be immortal. One tragic night, under the light of a full moon, their paths crossed. Finn was walking through the graveyard, and the tombstones echoed with the sound of his steps. While this was going on, Vlad stood on top of his house with his cloak gently flapping in the wind and watched the ghostly scene. When their eyes met across the distance, they were both curious and surprised to see each other. Finn went to Vlad's house because he was curious, which was in line with his kind nature. The sound of his steps on the cobblestone road let Vlad know he was coming, and he slid down like a shadow. Vlad nodded and said, "Good evening," in a polite tone. Finn managed a nice smile, even though the vampire's look had shocked him. "Hi, my name is Finn," he said. Vlad's lips turned into a real smile, revealing his sharp teeth. "No problem. My name is Vlad. Why are you in my humble home?" Finn stopped for a while, and his bolts moved nervously. "Your mansion has always interested me; it seems... interesting." Vlad gave a soft, melodic laugh that had a hint of fun to it. "Yes, that is interesting. Would you like a tour?" So, they became friends after taking a tour of Vlad's home. Finn was blown away by the mansion's beautiful furniture, huge library full of old books, and stunning view from the tower. As the hours went by, they told each other stories about their lives, goals, and dreams. Finn said he wanted to be understood, and Vlad talked about the pros and cons of being eternal. Over the next few weeks, their friendship grew stronger. When Vlad wanted to come out of the dark, Finn would help him get there, and Vlad would tell Finn stories about his adventures in the past. They laughed together, walked around the cute neighborhood, and even made a small garden in the mansion's back yard. One day, as they watched the sun set behind the hills, Vlad turned to Finn. "You know, my friend, I've been around for a long time, but it's only through our friendship that I've really learned what it's like to have a friend." Finn nodded, and the stitches on his face turned into a real smile. "You've also shown me that looks can be deceiving and that understanding, and kindness are the foundations of real friendships." As their friendship grew, the scary neighborhood became full of laughter, companionship, and a feeling of belonging. Finn and Vlad became models of community for the people who lived there. They showed them that even the most unlikely people could form bonds that surprised everyone. So, in the middle of a neighborhood where shadows told secrets and the moonlight painted stories of mystery, an unbreakable relationship between a monster and a vampire showed everyone that understanding, acceptance, and kindness were the real magic that could break down any barrier. As the moon kept shining its golden rays, changing the neighborhood for the better, the sounds of their laughter and the warmth of their friendship filled the creepy area. With each passing day, Finn and Vlad's friendship got stronger, which changed the whole creepy neighborhood. Once secretive, there is now a sense of community and being open. People began to understand that everyone had their own stories and traits that made them unique. Finn's big, strong hands were a comforting sight when he helped his friends fix their houses or take care of their gardens. Myths about him had been around for a long time, but his kindness and willingness to help put an end to them. Children would rush up to him and ask him about the bolts in his neck and what he had done. Vlad's personality was so appealing that he brought animals from all walks of life to neighborhood events. The night parties became a way for people to come together and learn to accept differences. People who used to be afraid of him at night now wanted to be with him so they could hear his stories about the past and be amazed by how well he spoke. The friendship between Finn and Vlad had a lot of great effects over time. The area changed a lot and grew into a lively, happy place to live. Monsters, witches, ghosts, and all kinds of animals joined forces to help each other. They shared their skills and learned from each other. But when Halloween came, a new mystery cast a dark cloud over their happy neighborhood. Strange things started to happen: candy bowls started to disappear from the front steps, scary voices started to echo through the night, and pumpkins started rolling down the streets on their own. The creepy vibe got worse, and the neighbors started to feel scared. One moonlit night, the friends talked about the scary things that had happened while sitting around a campfire in Finn's yard. Vlad thought, "It looks like a mischievous spirit is at work," as he kept tapping his chin with his fingers. Finn nodded his head. Finn and Vlad told their new friends, witches with potions, goblins with sharp senses, and even a friendly werewolf who was great at scent tracking, that they should help them solve the mystery. The crew went on a trip to find out what was going on and bring peace back to their favorite town. As they explored the eerie area, they came across magical scarecrows that turned out to be friendly, mischievous ghosts who were lonely and wanted to be noticed. The team worked together and thought outside the box to come up with a plan for a big Halloween parade that would include everyone. The scarecrows would share the stage and feel like they were important. The night of the show came, and everyone on the streets was excited. People of all ages, dressed up in their most creative outfits, came together. Finn, Vlad, and their friends led the neighborhood parade, which was full of music, laughter, and a feeling of connection. The scarecrows joined in, their once-mean spirits now filled with happiness. Finn and Vlad spoke to the crowd as the parade was coming to an end and the moon was shining brightly. Finn said, "We've shown tonight that unity and understanding can beat any mystery or fear." Vlad went on to say, "We are a diverse community, and each of us is unique. By accepting each other, we've turned our scary neighborhood into a place of warmth, friendship, and shared joy." The crowd's roar was so loud that it could be heard all night and beyond. The message was clear: with friendship, teamwork, and acceptance, even the scariest scenarios could be turned into times of connection and celebration. So, in the middle of their creepy neighborhood, Finn and Vlad's strong friendship not only brought them happiness and understanding, but also sparked change. Their story became famous and was told from generation to generation to show how friendship can change lives and communities. In the end, the spooky feeling of their neighborhood stayed, but it was now joined by laughter, harmony, and a sense of belonging that they would cherish for decades to come. One cold night, Frankenstein's monster and Dracula were having a quiet night in their strange homes. The wind was whispering secrets, and the leaves were rustling. The moon's sparkling light came in through their windows and lit up their nice rooms. Finn, the name people gave to Frankenstein's monster, found a place to stay in an old stone house hidden among old trees. His house was a safe place, full of old books and high-tech tools that he had built himself. Finn sat in his favorite couch while the fire in the fireplace made shadows move across the walls. His bolted neck and stitched skin made him unique, but his heart was kind and caring. He often got lost in books about people's feelings and adventures because he wanted to know more about the world than what he saw. Dracula, who was also known as Vlad, lived in a beautiful house at the end of a long, winding driveway just a few blocks away. His home was very fancy, with velvet curtains, old furniture, and beautiful candelabras in each room. Through the big windows, the moonlight came in and made interesting patterns on the walls. Vlad leaned back in his beautiful chaise lounge and read a book of poems. Even though he was usually known for his sharp teeth and shiny appearance, he was actually very lonely inside. That night, as the moon hung low in the sky and the stars sparkled like pearls, there was a feeling of unease. It was as if the night itself had a secret that Finn and Vlad needed to find out. Finn looked out the window. His eyes didn't match, so the moonlight reflected off of them. He wondered what was outside the pages of his books and outside the walls of his hut. He wanted to travel the world as much as the fall wind wanted to pull at the leaves on the trees. Vlad, on the other hand, sat on the balcony of his house and looked up at the night sky with deep thought. The stars seemed to tell him stories of adventures, and he had a strange desire to do something other than live forever. He felt like the moonlight was calling him, and the allure of the unknown pulled him in. Finn and Vlad didn't know it, but they both needed something more in their lives that night, something to break up the routine of being single. It was a desire that led them to an unexpected meeting and bond that would change their lives for good. As the night went on, the moon got brighter, giving off a strange light that filled the area. Finn and Vlad left their homes at the same time, both of them wanting to know what was going on. At an intersection made of cobblestones, where the moon was watching over them, their paths met. Finn said, "Good evening," smiling and nodding politely. Vlad smiled, and his eyes lit up with interest. "A chilly night to be out and about." They said nice things to each other, and their conversation went as smoothly as the moonlight. They felt an unexpected link with each other, a closeness that went beyond how they looked and what other people thought of them. "Would you like to walk with me?" Vlad asked, pointing to the path that wound through the trees and was lit by the moon.

Author: Emily Kington
Publisher: Hungry Tomato ®
ISBN: 1541565436
Category : Juvenile Nonfiction
Languages : en
Pages : 27

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What can you make from a paper roll? A spooky centerpiece, zoo animals, and even a castle are some of the options in this book. Follow these simple instructions and make crafts from your recyclables!

Author: Igloo Books Ltd
Publisher: Igloo Books Ltd
ISBN: 1781971447
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 165

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There are ghosts and ghouls galore in this treasury of spooky stories for boys. Choose from a variety of original, creepy tales set in cob-webbed dungeons, haunted houses, and slime covered cellars, Find out what lurks in the shadows or the night and enjoy the spine-tingling thrills.

Author: Rohit Kanade
Publisher: Rohit Kanade
ISBN:
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 13

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"Halloween: 5 Short Stories for Kids" is a delightful collection of whimsical and heartwarming tales designed for young readers aged 3 and up. Each story in this book weaves together a magical blend of humor, emotion, and valuable life lessons, all set in the enchanting backdrop of Halloween. From the cheerful pumpkin on a quest for lost costumes to the kind scarecrow helping a lost puppy find its way home, these simple yet engaging stories capture the spirit of Halloween and teach children the importance of friendship, kindness, and sharing. Perfect for bedtime or classroom reading, this book offers a delightful treat that leaves kids both entertained and inspired.

Author: Silver Phoenix
Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers
ISBN: 1398448540
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 55

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Kookaburra Kitty is a warm and simple-hearted, kind and loveable child-minder-carer, who lives alongside her animal friends in their courtyard. Joey, the marmoset, is her ‘right arm’ and helps her out with the junior children. After all, he is the eldest and most responsible. You are always most welcome to step inside (but please remember to wipe your feet first!) and join them as guests in their many fun-filled selected variety of adventures.

Author: Louis Greenberg
Publisher: Titan Books (US, CA)
ISBN: 1789090245
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 267

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WINNER OF THE FOREWORD INDIE BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 'Immersive, smart, eerily prescient and crackling with tension and atmosphere.' Sarah Lotz, author of Day Three and Day Four. Chilling near-future SF for fans of Black Mirror and True Detective. When Lucie Sterling's niece is abducted, she knows it won't be easy to find answers. Stanton is no ordinary city: invasive digital technology has been banned, by public vote. No surveillance state, no shadowy companies holding databases of information on private citizens, no phones tracking their every move. Only one place stays firmly anchored in the bad old ways, in a huge bunker across town: Green Valley, where the inhabitants have retreated into the comfort of full-time virtual reality--personae non gratae to the outside world. And it's inside Green Valley, beyond the ideal virtual world it presents, that Lucie will have to go to find her missing niece.

Author: David O'Connell
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
ISBN: 1526636328
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 208

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Gafferty Sprout is a Smidgen. A Smidgen looks like a human, sounds like a human, and loves chips with curry sauce like a human – if humans were three inches tall. If you took a human and shrunk it in the washing machine on a very hot spin cycle, you might get something like a Smidgen. Generations ago there were lots of them, living in a maze of tunnels beneath the human village of Dundoodle. But then something happened and they just ... disappeared. Now Gafferty, her parents and her little brothers Gobkin and Grub are the only ones left, and the tunnels are forbidden territory. And then Gafferty finds an old map. A map that shows a place deep within the maze where Smidgen tribes can go to meet. Smidgen tribes! Gafferty knows that she has to try to find them. But the tunnels are dangerous. And soon Gafferty discovers she's not the only one looking for the lost tribes, and that three inches of Smidgen hold more power than she ever imagined. The first book in a funny, magical adventures series for 7+ readers who love Terry Pratchett, Max and the Millions and The Borrowers.