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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Trick or Treat - this is a treat!,
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This review is from: Space Case (Reading Rainbow Books (Penguin)) (Hardcover)
"It came from outer space." Luckily it arrived on Halloween. While most of the natives were unfriendly (a cow and a chicken), the thing manged to find some friendly aliens out trick or treating. Buddy McGee takes the thing home only to discover that it is from outer space. He quickly makes friends with the thing and takes him to school. Will the thing stay with Buddy forever?Marshall has done it again with a wonderful story accompanied by droll illustrations. The beauty of this Halloween tale is its appeal to adults and children alike. This is a standard in my Halloween read aloud bag. It can be used from K to 5th grade with great results.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Still great,
By betty jones (the yoga zone) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Space Case (Reading Rainbow Book) (Paperback)
I had all but forgotten about this gem from my childhood when I saw it sitting on the Halloween display at the library where I work. That night when I read it to my daughter, the clever illustrations and the humor brought back a flood of memories from my own childhood. And when she told me that she wanted "the movie of Space Case" for her birthday, I knew it was one of those timeless treats that would carry on into her memories when she's a mother. Marshall's subtle brand of humor, paired with the charming illstrations makes this a great non-spooky choice for Halloween reads.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a treat!,
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This review is from: Space Case (Reading Rainbow Book) (Paperback)
This book is a real treat! The humor can appeal to the older kids, while the cute Halloween story can appeal to a younger age. 'It came from outerspace' begins the story and as this thing tries to make friends with cows and chickens and learns to trick or treat a cute story unfolds. The pictures are funny. I particularly like the father who lets them in the house after they have been out trick or treating (very funny) and the costumes that everyone wears are great! It's adorable and it came from outerspace and it should be on your bookshelves.
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Halloween Fun,
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This review is from: Space Case (Reading Rainbow Book) (Paperback)
If an object from space came to Earth on Halloween night, would anyone notice? The illustrations in this book are simple and good (James Marshall did the "Miss Nelson is Missing!" books and some of our favorite fairy tales.) Excellent use of light and dark - the illustrations are top-notch. Very cute story - my kids love it. (Oh - look for maps of Texas - those are a nice surprise.)
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Marshals do it again,
By Molly Ciliberti "mc" (Seattle, WA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Space Case (Reading Rainbow Book) (Paperback)
"Space Case" is a wonderful book for kids and adults alike. It is just as good at Easter as Halloween. Our older kids were huge fans and now our grand children love it too. I love the dad's response when he lets the trick or treaters in the house. Any book by the Marshals or Harry Allard is a delight. I wish they were all in print.
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Remembered Childhood Halloween,
By Kim Gaskins (Huntersville, N.C. United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Space Case (Reading Rainbow Book) (Paperback)
I read this story to my 3 younger brothers every night for weeks when we were little. I remember one night in particular when I just didn't want to read it again and it was hours of them begging and keeping me awake that finally changed my mind. But I decided to just read the first page, "It came from outer space..." and then the last page, "And in a flash, it was gone." We couldn't stop laughing. Years later, I thought about this book and couldn't remember it's title or author except for those lines. One quick search on Google led me to "Space Case" and the rest is history. My siblings and I are all adults now and still love this classic Halloween story from our childhood. I'm so happy I was able to purchase it through Amazon.
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Space Case (Reading Rainbow Book) by Edward Marshall (Paperback - September 1, 1992)
$6.99
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