Cassie s Creepy Candy Store - Review

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Cassie's Creepy Candy Store - Review


Summary:

"Cassie's Creepy Candy Store" by Sheila Sauvageau-Smestad is a delightful 40-page children's storybook perfect for the Halloween season, when candy is everywhere. This is the ideal time to indulge in a bit of spooky fun and laughter.

Keywords:

Children, candy, Halloween

Review:

"Cassie's Creepy Candy Store" by Sheila Sauvageau-Smestad is sure to become a Halloween favorite for children. At 40 pages, this storybook captures the Halloween spirit with its abundance of candy and playful eeriness. The author uses simple rhymes and a smooth flow to engage young readers, prompting giggles and exclamations of "EW!" as they encounter quirky treats like Chocolate Spiders and Bloody Eyeballs.

This unique storyline is perfect for school or library group readings. The illustrator, Kelly Berg, shines with her ability to convey emotions and expressions in a simple yet captivating style. As a bonus, the book includes two fun games and a treasure hunt adventure at the end.

If you're seeking a story with a moral lesson, this might not be the book for you. However, if you're looking for light-hearted entertainment, "Cassie's Creepy Candy Store" is delightful Halloween fun.

Details:

- ISBN: 0976773228
- Author: Sheila Sauvageau-Smestad
- Illustrator: Kelly Berg
- Publisher: A Better Be Write Publisher

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