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Count Candy Corn
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Maddix is little boy who loves to count but hates Halloween because everyone is spooky and scary. One day while walking down the street, he sees something odd on the ground. Maddix picks up the colorful triangle and learns from his mother that it is called candy corn.
After Maddix hears the story of his aunt’s candy dish and the disappearing candy corn, he decides to make his own candy dish to see if the mysterious Count Candy Corn Bat will steal his candy, too.
Maddix carefully counts his candy, places them in his special count candy corn dish, and goes to bed. The next morning, Maddix one, two, three, four—and then none! Could it be the mysterious candy corn bat? Now Maddix must be brave and try to find the truth.
“This is a clever story, introducing children to important life skills.
A fun counting book and a practical approach to solving problems.”
- Marianne Stenzel, children’s librarian
“Count Candy Corn is a delightful tale that utilizes Halloween fun to teach children the important message of facing your fears.”
- Karissa Kohler James, special educator
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Maddix is little boy who loves to count but hates Halloween because everyone is spooky and scary. One day while walking down the street, he sees something odd on the ground. Maddix picks up the colorful triangle and learns from his mother that it is called candy corn.
After Maddix hears the story of his aunt’s candy dish and the disappearing candy corn, he decides to make his own candy dish to see if the mysterious Count Candy Corn Bat will steal his candy, too.
Maddix carefully counts his candy, places them in his special count candy corn dish, and goes to bed. The next morning, Maddix one, two, three, four—and then none! Could it be the mysterious candy corn bat? Now Maddix must be brave and try to find the truth.
“This is a clever story, introducing children to important life skills.
A fun counting book and a practical approach to solving problems.”
- Marianne Stenzel, children’s librarian
“Count Candy Corn is a delightful tale that utilizes Halloween fun to teach children the important message of facing your fears.”
- Karissa Kohler James, special educator
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34 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 22, 2013
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