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Title: Spookier Than a Ghost
Author: Karen Gray Ruelle
Narrator: Suzanne Toren
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-22-13
Publisher: Recorded Books
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Emily has a great plan for a secret Halloween costume that is scarier than a ghost, prettier than a butterfly, and bigger than a tree. No matter how hard he tries, Harry cant guess what her costume might be. Karen Gray Ruelles delightful, holiday-themed adventures charm young listeners and their parents with their warm fun and messages of caring.
Members Reviews:
Love all The Harry and Emily books!
All of the Harry & Emily books are very cute both my boys love them. Illustrations are great! Short, well illustrated chapters keep my reluctant first grader reading!
Great sibling interaction book!!
The description of this story above is a little vague, because this story has a lot of depth and depicts a very sweet brother-sister relationship. In preparing for Halloween, big brother Harry cat and his little sister Emily plan their costumes, but Emily wants to keep hers a secret until the last minute. Unfortunately it doesn't turn out quite the way she planned and when she comes downstairs for trick or treating she is crying because she is so disappointed with it. Harry saves the night by pointing out all of the neat things about her costume and telling her how clever it is. Then at each house where they trick or treat, Emily's costume gets extra attention because it is so unusual and Harry explains what she is to everyone. Emily gets lots of extra treats for her original costume, and at the end of the night she has more than Harry....but they put the candy together to share it.
As a parent with brother and sister siblings any book about cooperation and helping a younger child feel special is very welcome. Harry is a tremendously patient older brother. My five year old loves this book--if you have siblings in the 3-9 age range don't miss it. The drawings are one of our favorite things, they are very simple and sometimes (perhaps unintentionally) funny. My son loves how Harry's hair sticks up on top of his head. All of the books we have seen so far featuring Harry and Emily have the same themes of cooperation, positive thinking and increased independence.
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Title: Spookier Than a Ghost
Author: Karen Gray Ruelle
Narrator: Suzanne Toren
Format: Unabridged
Length: 13 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-22-13
Publisher: Recorded Books
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Emily has a great plan for a secret Halloween costume that is scarier than a ghost, prettier than a butterfly, and bigger than a tree. No matter how hard he tries, Harry cant guess what her costume might be. Karen Gray Ruelles delightful, holiday-themed adventures charm young listeners and their parents with their warm fun and messages of caring.
Members Reviews:
Love all The Harry and Emily books!
All of the Harry & Emily books are very cute both my boys love them. Illustrations are great! Short, well illustrated chapters keep my reluctant first grader reading!
Great sibling interaction book!!
The description of this story above is a little vague, because this story has a lot of depth and depicts a very sweet brother-sister relationship. In preparing for Halloween, big brother Harry cat and his little sister Emily plan their costumes, but Emily wants to keep hers a secret until the last minute. Unfortunately it doesn't turn out quite the way she planned and when she comes downstairs for trick or treating she is crying because she is so disappointed with it. Harry saves the night by pointing out all of the neat things about her costume and telling her how clever it is. Then at each house where they trick or treat, Emily's costume gets extra attention because it is so unusual and Harry explains what she is to everyone. Emily gets lots of extra treats for her original costume, and at the end of the night she has more than Harry....but they put the candy together to share it.
As a parent with brother and sister siblings any book about cooperation and helping a younger child feel special is very welcome. Harry is a tremendously patient older brother. My five year old loves this book--if you have siblings in the 3-9 age range don't miss it. The drawings are one of our favorite things, they are very simple and sometimes (perhaps unintentionally) funny. My son loves how Harry's hair sticks up on top of his head. All of the books we have seen so far featuring Harry and Emily have the same themes of cooperation, positive thinking and increased independence.