Synopsis
Bat mazes, headless monsters who need new faces, scary skeletons that want colorful clothes: what more do kids need to have some spooky Halloween fun? But there's more! Because bound right inside the back of the book are crayons for doing the activities. Plus, all the pages wipe clean, so children can help a bat find something sweet to eat, decorate costumed creatures, and create some cool jack o'lanterns over and over again.
Publishers Weekly
The Little Scribble series launches with a quartet of holiday board books by Emma Less, illus. by Steve Harpster, with blank sections on wipe-off pages meant for coloring, and a box of crayons tucked into the back covers. Youngsters can color in hats and gloves on Santa's elves or trace a maze to the treetop star in Christmas Fun. Other holiday titles include: Halloween Fun; Valentine Fun; and Easter Fun. Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.