Spooky Spying: I Spy Spooky Night: A Book of Picture Riddles by Jean Marzollo and Walter Wick
There's nothing better to get into the mood for All Hallows' Eve than Walter Wick's misty, murky, looming photographs of the exterior and interior of a dark and dread Gothic-style house. Pumpkins and bowling pins take their place together in unlikely pairings in Marzollo's and Wick's spooky season book of picture riddles, I Spy Spooky Night.
Marzollo's riddles are well written, and Wick's photos are a challenging matrix for the objects which are the subjects of those riddles in this popular entry in the I Spy
For younger readers, Marzollo and Wick have a beginning-to-read version, using closeups of details from Spooky Night and simplified text, in their Scholastic Readers Level 1 version titled I Spy a Pumpkin.
Labels: Halloween Stories, I Spy (Ages 4-12), Picture Riddles
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