This Book Is Haunted

We will not scare you… much! The opening tale promises an easy Halloween Eve for two sisters named Pam and Flo—until a witch and a ghost answer the door at 105 Windy Street. A rhyming poem visits Sally Bibble as she draws skeletons, goblins, and a scribbled baby sister who goes missing. Another spooky tale reassures two brothers in bed that the tapping at their window is just an apple tree branch… usually. The book moves next to a rented house where Mr. and Mrs. Green unpack their sofa and chairs alongside a loud, friendly echo. Children will love this tickling collection of poems and short tales...told by a ghost! Sibling Dynamics: Pam and Flo hunt for extra candy with two great big bags, deciding to try just one more house past their seven o’clock curfew. Rhyming Text: Catchy verses catalogue witches on brooms, vampires, and a big black cat under a bright Halloween moon. Bedtime Story: An older brother teases his younger sibling with spooky tales of a hungry mummy waking from a nap before saying good night. Haunted House: A friendly spirit mimics the Greens as they unpack their kitchen table and stove, shouting back from the walls of their new rental.