Buddy Baker (1) (1918–2002)

As the sun goes down, the ghosts and ghouls rise to play. Nothing can stop the dead from living up the time of their (after)life.

Overall message: Even after you're old and grown, that doesn't mean you can't find a way to shake loose and have fun.

Review: I loved this book. I chose this book since Halloween is coming up right around the corner, but I didn't expect it to be a poetry book or for the dead to keep my eyes open.

However, I noticed that the author used a lot of the same rhyming show more sounds, and I didn't like that. Some examples are: "terrorize... socialize...", "eyes... harmonize...", and "etherealize... every size..."; "jamboree... compulsory...", "fee... free...". show less

You know what, I did not like one single thing about this book. And not just because I'm a fan of neither Disney nor Halloween. I read it for a Haunted House challenge and there's really not much about the house, even. Would work better for a Ghost challenge.