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Loading... Beastly Rhymes to Read After Darkby Judy Sierra
None. This is fun and the front cover is faux fur, white with green polka dots. The quality of the art in this particular book suites the title and the poems. This is meant to read after dark--* gobblins and goowies with scardy cat girlies. (  ) ginarentz | Apr 16, 2012 |  The poem talk about many beast. Too scary for the little kid. This book fit for kids in 3rd grade and up. The art work look dark, many details to take a view. I don't like this book much the words for sme poem is out of mind. Kid read this will think is weird. (  ) jasmine84 | Mar 7, 2010 | New poems that are kid friendly, lower level of reading and terrific illustrations. tamilarson | Nov 1, 2008 | The art is in a Nickelodeon TV style. The unique-ish part to the book in terms of art is the furry green cover. Not terribly thrilling. jadepumpsthejams | Oct 16, 2008 | no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0375837477, Hardcover)DANGER! WARNING! KIDS beware! Bound in the bilious green-spotted fur (100% fake) of an unidentified weird beast, here is a book that kids will love—quite literally—from cover to cover. In the macabre spirit of the Halloween season, funny rhymes range from “Parasite Lost” to “Leap Halloween,” and are illustrated with gruesome graphics. Elementary school kids will want to be the first to own this outrageous fur-clad book, but librarians may prefer the standard library bound edition, minus the fur!(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 22 Apr 2011 14:30:27 -0400) "Parasite Lost" and "Leap Halloween" are two of the amusingly spooky rhymes offered to readers in this Halloween-inspired poetry collection. |
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