Join this classic teddy bear for a Halloween celebration.
There are so many exciting things to do on Halloween-wearing a costume, having a party, and going trick-or-treating. Kids love all the festivity of Halloween, and this pumpkin-shaped board book is just right as they anticipate the holiday. Join Corduroy and his friends as they play pin-the-tail-on-the-black-cat, and decorate pumpkins. Maybe best of all are the delicious, creepy cupcakes. Happy Halloween, Corduroy!
2018 is Corduroy’s 50th anniversary, making this the perfect time for a Corduroy adventure!
Don Freeman was a painter, printmaker, cartoonist, children's book author, and illustrator. He was born in San Diego, California, attended high school in Missouri, and later moved to New York City where he studied etching with John Sloan. Frequent subjects included Broadway theatre, politics, and the circus. He was also a jazz musician, and the brother of circus entrepreneur Randy Freeman.
I enjoyed reading the original Corduroy and found Corduroy's Trick or Treat to be just as enjoyable. I think this is such a fun book that is as perfectly sweet as it is spooky! This is such cute story about Halloween that is full of friendship, fun, and games. I think this would be a great book to read in the classroom approaching Halloween time.
Corduroy’s Trick or Treat by Don Friedman is a delightful story of friendship between Corduroy and his friends as they enjoy Halloween. The text is concise and blends nicely with the colorful illustrations. This book provides an opportunity for parents to help children learn to use pictures to make predictions. I bought a copy for each of our two grandchildren.
TJ loves costumes and trick-or-treating (a month after Halloween he's already thinking about what he'll dress up as the next year) and he asked for this story often.
This is a very simple little Halloween story with a classic character. It introduces some great words and Halloween themes. The pictures keep Little Bear captivated. Halloween is over and I still can't put it away because he wants me to read it ten times a day! I guess I had better dig out the Thanksgiving book soon!
It's a short read which is developmentally appropriate, and it's bright colors help to stimulate or hold a young child's attention. Perfect for ages 0-2.