| The Halloween Encyclopedia
Rawer and Barks Friends. Taurus here to bring you another Book Review for the wonderful Zine. With Halloween approaching soon I thought for this issue I would do a couple of book reviews. The first one is called The Halloween Encyclopedia.
A full A-Z encyclopedia
about all the different traditions and myths of Halloween. From the
early Druids to the modern day candy feasts, this book will tell you
all you wanted to know about the holiday. The book is written more as
a reference book than other Halloween books. It also covers the viewpoints
of many different cultures including Celtic, Christian, Mexican, Scottish
and many others. 240 pages, hardcover, illustrated, black and white.
This encyclopedia gives you lots of information about what I call one
of the scariest nights of the year and one of my least favorite nights!
I get chills just thinking about the door bell ringing and all of the
kids in those scary costumes!! I will be under my bed hiding for sure!
America's favorite fat
cat enjoys a night out on his favorite holiday. No relatives, no dumb
bunnies, just good wholesome candy. The full color paperback is based
off the movie Garfield in Disguise. While trick-or-treating Garfield
and Odie discover the scary side of Halloween night as they stumble
upon ancient pirate treasure and the ghosts of the pirates who it belongs
to. 64 pages, paperback, fully illustrated, color. This book is fun
and colorful and like always Garfield and Odie make everyone smile and
laugh. Garfield is one of my favorite characters and I always enjoy
reading books about him and his pals. I know you will get a kick out
of this book! |
