Saturday, October 27, 2012
Children's Book Review: The Haunted Ghoul Bus
The Haunted Ghoul Bus
Written by: Lisa Trumbauer
Illustrated by: Jannie Ho
Published by: Sterling Publishing Co. Inc., 2008
from goodreads.com:
Of course children know about the big yellow school bus but have they ever heard about the haunted ghoul bus? It’s wilder and way cooler, with a Mutant Mummy driver and a menagerie of monster passengers. But one Halloween day someone else gets on board by mistake: a normal little boy. Soon he’s taking a ride with a furry werewolf, a skeleton whose rickety bones go clitter-clatter, a grinning pumpkin head, a swirl of bats, and a friendly witch named Dolores. Told in fun and appealing rhyme, and featuring holiday-bright illustrations of a cast of unforgettable characters, this playful picture book has sturdy cardstock pages and embossing throughout. It’s perfect for celebrating a (not too) scary Halloween. Kids will want the ghoul bus to come to their neighborhood, too!
* This Halloween book, told in rhyme, tells the story of a little boy who mistakenly gets on the ghoul bus. He meets lots of different creatures on his ride. The pictures are bright and colorful. Overall, the story was just okay.
*This book was borrowed from the library.
Family Rating: 1 thumb up.
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