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Ghost tries to help Skeleton get rid of the hiccups.
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Review:
Skeletons are a little less scary when they have the hiccups. This particular skeleton can't seem to shake them--not in the shower (nice fuzzy bat slippers!), not while brushing his teeth (woops! there goes the bottom jaw!), not while polishing his bones, carving a pumpkin, raking leaves, or even when playing baseball with his friend Ghost. Ghost, instead of Boo-ing! away his buddy's hiccups right away as we might expect, advises Skeleton to hold his breath and eat some sugar and drink water upside down. When he finally does Boo! it still doesn't work. But when Ghost finds a mirror and holds it up to Skeleton's face, he sees his reflection and screams in fright! The hiccups jump away, hic, hic, hic. While it's novel to see a skeleton eating sugar, drinking water, showering, etc., it may be tricky to find the right audience for this unusual picture book that's more about hiccups than Halloween. (Ages 4 to 8) --Karin Snelson
About the Author:
Margery Cuyler has written stories ever since she learned how to write. A children's book editor and author for more than twenty years, she now lives with her family in Princeton, USA, in a house that's said to be haunted by a ghost. S.D. Schindler is a popular and versatile illustrator of many books for children. He lives in Philadelphia, USA.
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- PublisherDemco Media
- Publication date2005
- ISBN 10 0606339035
- ISBN 13 9780606339032
- BindingLibrary Binding
- Number of pages32
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