Nothing cures being sent to your room on Halloween night like an unexplored forest. Count on it!This is no ordinary night. It's Halloween and a mischievous boy has run away from home. He takes a path through twisted forest trees and comes upon a frightful scene - three witches up to no good! They see him, too, and that's when the magic begins. Will he outsmart the witches as they try to capture him? Told through the prism of a child's imagination, you'll discover that daring and wit come in handy when three witches are out to get you.
This is a story about taking chances, thinking on your feet, and being resourceful and brave when you face the unexpected. It's about discovering that grown-ups don't have all the answers. The delightful riddle is a fun teaching tool for parents and teachers of grade school children and will have them returning to this clever story again and again - even when it's not Halloween.
"A magical story that captures the fun and spirit of Halloween. I highly recommend it!"
- Mary Alice Monroe, New York Times best-selling author of
Turtle Summer
Yates Michael Davis (1949-2009) grew up in a small North Carolina town. Although he didn't write this book at the age of 8, by that age his imagination and creativity were already in overdrive - giving him the basis for this wonderful story. He grew up to be an award-winning broadcaster, radio personality, voice actor, and advertising creative director. Yates was a proud native of the Tar Heel state and attended UNC-Chapel Hill.
Lynda Bouchard is a former flight attendant who believes that books are the greatest time machines in the world. Following a globe-trotting aviation career, she founded Booking Authors Ink, a boutique marketing firm dedicated to Southern authors. Lynda holds a Masters Degree in Public Relations from Boston University and did post-graduate work in Literature at Oxford University in England. She is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. This is her first book. www.BookingAuthorsInk.com
Kody Kratzer is a graphic designer by day and an illustrator of all things spooky by night. She always wanted to become an artist, and still can't believe she gets to do what she loves every day. She is a member of SCBWI and The American Institute of Graphic Arts South Carolina. She lives on the coast of South Carolina as a dog mom to her corgi, Flapjack. www.kodykratzer.com
