Review: A QUESTION TO READERS - "Why do you think this book is advertised as a Great Halloween Gift?" (And I'll tell you my reason!)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 20, 2013
If Halloween is all about a scary time, then I have to agree that this book would make a great Halloween gift!. (Some if not most might say it is all about the sugary candy given out, but why not broaden the appeal and include Easter and Christmas as well?) One of my more personally frightening nightmares were of dreams about my gums becoming soft and my teeth dropping out of my mouth. This book certainly illustrated this point, although it was also very funny at times as well. Not a perfect read by far, but enjoyable overall (I liked it!)For more good works with a Halloween theme please see my other reviews including a brief description along with appropriate age group for "Ghosties" by Gerald Hawksley children, "A Ghost Went Trick or Treating" by Gene Wilikers children "Mr. Spider (Spooky Spook)" by Hollyn Overton for children, "Don't Lend A Monster Your Favorite Toy" by Elwyn Tate for children, "My Mommy is a Zombie" by Nicholas Benedict, children, "Things In The Basement: A History of Halloween Horrors" by John Retzer, Youth on up "Terra Vonnel and the Skulls of Aries" by D. C. Akers Pirates/Paranormal for Teen/YA, "Wicked Odd" and "Oddest Yet" by Steve Burt, Teen/YA "Zero Hunters #1" by Jay Carvajal Vampire/graphic novel for Teen/YA, "Of Evil and Darkness" by Jay Carvajal Paranormal/graphic novel for Teen/YA, "Dead Stop" by D. Nathan Hilliard Zombie/horror for Adults, "Edgar Allan Poe: Complete Tales + Poems (Illustrated)(Top Five Classics) Adults, "Four Weird Tales" by Algernon Blackwood, Adults"Wild Wolf's Twisted Tails" Thriller/Adults, "Great British Horror Volume 1" Adults,"13 Drops of Blood" by James Roy Daley,  Horror/Adults, and "Tales From the Swollen Corpse" by Sam Williams, Horror/Adults. Enjoy!