Halloween off the shelf Wednesday, October 02, 2002
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Picture books
Halloween Hats by Elizabeth Winthrop, illustrated by Sue Truesdell (Henry Holt, $15.95). Join the neighborhood children as they pilfer mom and dad’s attics and closets for unique costume fare. This book is friendly, not frightening.
No Zombies Allowed by Matt Novak (Atheneum, $16.95). Witches Wizzle and Woddle are planning their Halloween party.
Halloween by Jerry Seinfeld (Little, Brown, $15.95). In his first picture book, comedian Jerry Seinfeld takes readers on a wild ride through his vision of Halloween.
Halloweena by Miriam Glassman, illustrated by Victoria Roberts (Atheneum, $15.95). Crotchety old with Hepzibah is given a human child to take care of.
Pumpkin Circle, The Story of a Garden by George Levenson, photography by Shmuel Thaler (Tricycle Press, $7.95). The miraculous cycle of nature in a backyard pumpkin patch. Also available in Spanish.
Superhero Max by Lawrence David, illustrated by Tara Calahan King (Random House, $15.95). Second-grader Max turns into Captain Crusader just in time for Halloween.
Elementary years
Halloweenies by David Wisniewski (Harper Collins, $15.95). Collection of five frightfully funny horror movie spoofs.
Older kids
The Great Ghost Rescue by Eva Ibbotson, illustrated by Kevin Hawkes (Dutton, $15.99).Humphrey the ghost, and his family are driven out of their old castle.
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