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The Halloween Compendium: A Collection of Halloween Short Stories and Poems

The Halloween Compendium: A Collection of Halloween Short Stories and Poems

Bandalin, Jace

Paperback

Series: Compendium

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798837317750
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 2 2022
Pages: 48
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.12 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Have you ever wondered what a Jack-o-lantern talks to its therapist about? Or how to make Ghost Pie? Or the warning signs that a Were-Taco may be lurking near? The Halloween Compendium is a collection of short stories and poems that answers these questions and many more! From tales of the spooky house at the end of the block to the mystery of the pumpkin portal, this book dips into the autumnal joys of all things Halloween to entertain any fan of the season be they young or young at heart. So get your costume ready, decorate your favorite candy collecting bucket, and dive into the pumpkin spice latte flavored sea of fall that makes October the most entertaining time of year. Whether you're reading this collection to a loved one or seeking a moment to yourself to slip into the spooky playful vibes; please enjoy the humor, the stories, and the colorful imagery. Be it mid October and your spirit is in full swing or you just need a little bit of that sweet Halloween nectar to get you through the other eleven months of the year, know that this book is here for you should you need it.

Author and illustrator Jace Bandalin returns the Compendium Series to his favorite time of the year: Halloween. From ghosts and witches, to nightmare trees and haunted ice cream trucks, there's a little bit of everything that makes Halloween just creepy enough to put a jack-o-lantern's grin on anyone. Whether it's the stroke of midnight on October thirty first or the middle of July, the time is always

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