Customer Reviews

One Halloween Night

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The illustrations are really what make this book special. My 7 year old didn't find it scary enough to be cool, though he looked interested as we read it, but my 5 year old thought it was funny. This is a nice story about three friends having a surprising Halloween adventure, just right for children who like Halloween to be just a little spooky, not frightening.

This book was a big hit in my kindergarten classroom last Halloween. The illustrations are colorful and vivid and the text simple yet engaging.

One halloween night Wendell,Floyd,and Mona go trick or treating. And all of the sudden these horrible wichs start going after them.So they go into to a dark allie and so then they go down the allie so they try to hide in there but they duck to late and the witches saw them so yhey get little allice to bay and then floyd does a jump over a fence.
IF YOU LIKE gouls ghosts and witches i recamend this book to you.It has all of that in it .like when Wendell turns them invisable and Mona turns the witches
into frogs .
by mark teauge

The characters in this story are two boys, Wendell, Floyd, and a girl named Mona. The story takes place on Halloween night. Wendell is dressed as a doctor and he has invisible potion that makes him invisible. Then four witches come and call the kids names. I could relate to this story because people have called me names. This book is a good book to read around Halloween time.

My son loves every book this author and illustrator puts out. He was hooked from his first "How do dinosaurs..." book. The story had my 6 year hooked from the first page and I love the art work! I am so glad he also does more than the dinosaur books!

read it when i was a kid and grew up to own this crazy-fun book.

Mark Teague uses catchy characters names like Mona and Leona Fleebish and other poetic and frolicky language that is fun to read with a little attitude. This book contains a great adventure that we go on each time we read it. My kids (ages 7 and 4) love the magic in the story and the delightful twists and turns as Wendell, Mona and Floyd escape from the awful, taunting Leona Fleebish and her nasty friends. Even though this is a halloween book, we read it all year long.

My 3-year-old just loves this book. He chants the witches' taunts over and over, and he likes looking for the black cat in the illustrations. He refers to me as Leona from time to time...