Title: Weird But
True Halloween
Author: Julie Beer
and Michelle Harris
Photos: Various
Publisher: National
Geographic Kids
ISBN: 9781426338281
Review:
Did you know that if a bat
flies into your house on Halloween your house will become haunted? If you have
ever bobbed for apples at your party could you manage 37 in one minute? There
is a world record for that. In Northern California there is a pumpkin patch in
a pool and you have to jump in to pick a favorite. The most common ghost
sighting in the White House is of Abraham Lincoln. Do you know what Halloween’s
orange and black color theme symbolizes? You’ll have to read this handy guide
to get the answer.
National Geographic Kids has done it again. This little guide is packed with cool and creepy fun facts kids and teachers will love. There are plenty of photos and over 300 spooky but engaging facts kids can sink their teeth into.
Courtesy of Media Masters Publicity
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