The Haunted Playground
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Lu par :
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Neil Patrick Harris
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De :
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R. J. Palacio
I cast the spell that brings to life this playground of the night.
Here my phantoms come—but not to spook or fright.
They’re here because they want to laugh, to frolic and be merry.
They’re here because they need to take a break from being scary.
When all the trick-or-treating is done and children are tucked in, ghosts are drawn to one special place: the Haunted Playground! Ruled by Rex Magnificus, ghosts arrive not to haunt but to play. But will the appearance of two human children interrupt their revelry?
From a master storyteller and with narration by Neil Patrick Harris, this Halloween story is a modern classic!
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Commentaires
★ "A whimsically eerie, timeless Halloween tale that's likely to captivate young readers and hold them under Magnificus’ spell for years to come." —Booklist, starred review
"This nocturnal treat seems likely to earn a regular bedtime summoning." —Publishers Weekly
"Good-natured, spine-tingling fun." —Kirkus Reviews
"This is an earnest entry into the genre of Halloween picture books for readers who don’t prefer the more frightful festivities but could do with a friendly ghost or twelve to feel invited into the spooky season’s fun." —The Bulletin
"This nocturnal treat seems likely to earn a regular bedtime summoning." —Publishers Weekly
"Good-natured, spine-tingling fun." —Kirkus Reviews
"This is an earnest entry into the genre of Halloween picture books for readers who don’t prefer the more frightful festivities but could do with a friendly ghost or twelve to feel invited into the spooky season’s fun." —The Bulletin
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