The 13 Days of Halloween
"On the first day of Halloween my good friend gave to me: a vulture in a dead tree."
Children will love to sing along!
Everyone knows "The Twelve Days of Christmas," but are you ready for The Thirteen Days of Halloween? In this delightfully offbeat story, a dashing ghoul tries to win his ghostly love's heart with heaps of hilarious gifts ranging from broomsticks and bats to...more
Children will love to sing along!
Everyone knows "The Twelve Days of Christmas," but are you ready for The Thirteen Days of Halloween? In this delightfully offbeat story, a dashing ghoul tries to win his ghostly love's heart with heaps of hilarious gifts ranging from broomsticks and bats to...more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
September 1st 2009
by Sourcebooks
(first published 1983)
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I liked this one and might have to get it for our school collection simply for the illustrations. Little ones are ALWAYS asking me for scary or zombie books ... and this is about as close as we'll get (it's not really scary ;]).
My favorite part is the skeleton poodle with pink puffy hair that is always trying to bite the male ... what is he. Ghoul? Ogre? Green ghost?
Though I have to say the end is a little frustrating. But just a little. And perfect, actually, for lessons on predicting.
My favorite part is the skeleton poodle with pink puffy hair that is always trying to bite the male ... what is he. Ghoul? Ogre? Green ghost?
Though I have to say the end is a little frustrating. But just a little. And perfect, actually, for lessons on predicting.
While I know my son loves The 12 Days of Christmas, I'm not so sure how this one went over when he read it with my husband. I'm not so much into Halloween, witches, goblins, etc and I know he's as much scared of spiders as I am, so probably not the greatest. The idea of retribution at the end is a little disturbing too. I should definitely pre-read Halloween stories especially from now on, but I'm sure Halloween fanatics would like this one.
A Halloween version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas," featuring such seasonal gifts as bats, goblins, spiders, worms, and ghosts.
Sep 17, 2012
Leah
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Halloween version of a partridge in a pear tree.
Please see my review of this title, along with teaching ideas and author information, on Reading Rumpus, a children's literature & reading education website! Thanks for reading!
Oct 24, 2009
K
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The ending stops conforming to the structure of the song. We vastly prefer The Thirteen Hours of Halloween.
Yup, we sang the whole thing. You really have to get the kids into it with all of the different sounds that the animals and creatures make because it is a long one!
Oct 21, 2009
melanie (lit*chick)
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Apr 18, 2013
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Has degrees in English Literature and musicology. She has worked in international exchange programs, as an editor, and as a teacher of writing. Lives in Webster Groves, Missouri.
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