Bubba and Bumpo decide to host a Halloween party--so that they can get all the Halloween goodies in the neighborhood for themselves. Watch the terrible twosome as they get treated and tricked when their plan hilariously backfires. Illus.
Mike Thaler, born in Los Angeles, started his professional career drawing cartoons for adults. A children's book editor saw one of his cartoon stories in a national magazine and encouraged Mike to try writing for children. His first attempt met with success, and "The Magic Boy" was published in 1961.
Mike has produced over 220 published books and is known as “America’s Riddle King.” He has also been called “The Court Jester of Children’s Literature.”
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Bumpo and Bubba (the Bully brothers) invite all the kids to a Halloween party with ulterior motives. When the kids show up, they tell them to take their costumes off so as not to get them wet when they bob for apples in the bathtub. Then Bumpo and Bubba lock the kids in the bathroom, take their costumes and go trick or treating (three times each with a different costume each time.) But they eat too much candy and get sick. Meanwhile, the other kids leave and have their own party.
I do not recommend this book! Terribly written, the characters names are repeated too much through out the book. Their names are a poor choice for names it made it difficult to flow easily while reading! The moral of the story was not elaborated on and came across to hurried in the end.