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However, there seems to be something going on around him.

Poor pig, all he wants to do is take a short snooze.

At first shocked by the gruesome fare, the children recover quickly and get caught up in partying with the slightly spooky but friendly menagerie.ДЄ good choice to share with wriggly listeners, who will soon be joining in. Eventually the three kids reach the front door and are invited in for stew, cake and brew. And they both practiced spells in the room with no sun.вЂќ The actions of the scary creatures within may seem odd, but the rhyme must go on: Cats scratch, goblins dust, monsters stir, and mummies mix. вЂњAt the old haunted house in a room with no sun / lived a warty green witch and her wee witch one. Climbing the twisty path to the dark estate takes time, so the story turns to the antics inside the house. As the children leave the cozy, warm glow of their street, readers see a haunted house on a hill, with gravestones dotting the front yard. A girl and two boys set off on Halloween night to go trick-or-treating. Rates high in creative problem-solving and oral storytelling but low in Halloween safety.ДЄ Halloween book that rides on the rhythms of вЂњOver in the Meadow.вЂќДЄlthough Halloween rhyming counting books abound, this stands out, with a text that begs to be read aloud and cartoony digital illustrations that add goofy appeal. In a nice change from more traditional вЂњteeny tiny womanвЂќ tales, this bookвЂ™s protagonist is no crone but a fashionably dressed woman of indeterminate age. The woman, the boy ghost, and the girl witch are white the girl cat-an orange tabby-is black.

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ColeвЂ™s illustrations are full of the colors of the season. While the womanвЂ™s solution is a clever one, it will also likely have parents reminding their children not to enter peopleвЂ™s houses on Halloween. One вЂњtrick-or-treat!вЂќ later, they are enjoying gooey cookies at the table together. The three friends dig through the leaves to uncover the source. But who can ignore that delicious aroma? Not the children dressed as a cat, a witch, and a ghost who are walking through the forest. Her last idea is one that will seem odd: baking cookies.

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Tapping the windows and banging pots and pans also fails. She cries out, вЂњOh, who will save me?вЂќ but though each time she cries a little louder than the last, itвЂ™s still not enough to attract attention. (You get the point-for youngsters learning to tell a tale aloud, the repetition-and the changing font that indicates volume-is valuable, but adults may need a teeny tiny bit more time to throw themselves into the fun.) Every fall the diminutive woman has a problem: the autumn leaves bury her cottage. Nestled in a teeny tiny house in a big forest lives a teeny tiny woman. A new вЂњteeny tiny womanвЂќ tale joins the Halloween shelf.

The teeny tiny witch book