In this rhyming story, a little girl and her parents experience the excitement of Halloween night
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PreSchool-- In each of these picture books, holiday concepts are presented in brief, simple terms. To celebrate Halloween, a young girl selects her costume and goes trick-or-treating with her mother. Hanukkah places the holiday in a historical context, and then gives several examples of current observance; it is the better of the two books in that it presents a well-rounded overview. In both, the rhyming texts, uneven in quality, are mediocre at best. Poetic license is taken with both rhyme and meter; both content and style are immature. From Halloween : "Let's dump our bags onto the floor./ Your bag's not empty--see, there's more!;" from Hanukkah , "One year from now--if we can just wait--/ all over the world we'll again celebrate!" Full-color illustrations on each page are insipid, lacking in whimsy, humor or emotional appeal. These titles will do little to satisfy the incessant demand for high-quality holiday picture books. --Susan Kaminow, Westover Branch Lib . , Arlington, VA
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First Edition. New book. The cover is very lightly shelf worn. This book includes some wonderful illustrations and would make an enjoyable read!. Seller Inventory # br18936
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