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French artist
Alain Crozon's broad, bold paint strokes take What Am I? Halloween to a frightfully fun level for the littlest lift-the-flap aficionados.
Eighteen high-contrast mystery Halloween creatures and icons
make lifting the flaps a treat for toddlers and early
preschoolers.
The front of each flap features a close-up
aspect of the full-view reveal, and simple yet clever rhymes
hint at each "What am I?" on the facing page: When the moon is dark
I like to prowl
When the moon is full
I like to howl
for example, helps to uncover the identity of a long-snouted wolf
of cartoonish proportions.
What Am I? Halloween ends on a less spooky surprise note, reminding kids that Halloween is about the decorations and lore and dressing up and, most of all, fun. A great introduction to what can sometimes be an overwhelming concept for wee ones.
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Sharon Schulz-Elsing/2005 for curled
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What Am I? Halloween