30 Days of Books: 10: The Ghost of Wuzzleburg

 Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!: The Ghost of Wuzzleburg
By Lauren Cecil

Even if you don't know Wubbzy, or aren't that familiar with him, this book is still a really cute story. We are fans of Wubbzy, so I try to imitate the character voices while I read it and that can be fun and challenging. 

Wubbzy and his friends are at a costume party for Halloween and he wants to create the scariest costume there. What happens surprises even him!

The book comes with a punch out Wubbzy mask for your children to play with after they read the book. 

All book titles above, in the "30 Days of Books", will lead you to the Amazon link where you can purchase the book. However, I encourage you to take your kids to your local library to hunt them down. Wonderful experiences and values can be taught, and most libraries now have online catalog search so you can check to see if they have it before you leave your house. (But book lovers like yourself would still find something to come home with if they didn't have the book you were searching for right?)

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30 Days of Books: 8: Halloween Jack

Funny Faces Halloween Jack
By Roger Priddy

Here is a fun book for babies and toddlers. Large google eyes on the back cover show through holes on each page giving a fun Halloween character a silly look. Once you get to the back page, a vampire laughs his spooky laugh and a bats eyes light up briefly. Be prepared to hear the laugh over and over though, I'm surprised my kids haven't killed the battery yet. The front cover has soft velvet for some touch sensory as well.

All book titles above, in the "30 Days of Books", will lead you to the Amazon link where you can purchase the book. However, I encourage you to take your kids to your local library to hunt them down. Wonderful experiences and values can be taught, and most libraries now have online catalog search so you can check to see if they have it before you leave your house. (But book lovers like yourself would still find something to come home with if they didn't have the book you were searching for right?)

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30 Days of Books: 7: I Spy Spooky Night

I Spy Spooky Night

By Jean Marzollo

I Spy books are great for all ages, in my opinion. Even I enjoy looking for the hidden objects within the pages. The smaller ones can usually find the objects as well if you read the words to them. My son is 5 now, and he has been a major I Spy fan for at least the last 3 years. Now, he reads a little and helps his sister (2 1/2) find the hidden objects as well. 

This book has a a spooky theme going on in each page of riddles and searches. We keep all our Halloween books in our Halloween decorations box that comes out October 1st every year. (Same thing applies to our Christmas collection) So, seeing these Halloween books are a special treat. My son was so thrilled to see this book when we brought the box out. Searching for things is a great brain activity too!

All book titles above, in the "30 Days of Books", will lead you to the Amazon link where you can purchase the book. However, I encourage you to take your kids to your local library to hunt them down. Wonderful experiences and values can be taught, and most libraries now have online catalog search so you can check to see if they have it before you leave your house. (But book lovers like yourself would still find something to come home with if they didn't have the book you were searching for right?)

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