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Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, and the gang investigate the mysterious happenings thought to be the work of a ghost when they visit Velma's Aunt Meg in Banning Junction for Halloween.
It's Halloween in Coolsville and Scooby and Shaggy are off to meet the gang at a groovy costume party. When Scooby and Shaggy show up at the party, it's in a haunted house.
Zack doesn’t think ghosts exist—but a haunted Halloween might change his mind in the eleventh Galaxy Zack chapter book adventure. Zack absolutely, one hundred percent does not believe in ghosts—even when his friend Drake tells him that they are real. But as Halloween nears, weird things start to happen, and Zack begins to think that he might be haunted. Can Drake help Zack solve what goes bump in the night? With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, the Galaxy Zack chapter books are perfect for beginning readers.
Fear is healthy, fear of ghosts is ridiculous. Who believes in ghosts anyway? This lively tale follows the journey of nine year old Ben who is big enough to trick-or-treat on his own and who is not afraid of anything...including knocking on the door of the towns haunted house at midnight on Halloween. Where he expected a fright, instead he got a treat.AP Publishing House is dedicated to creating imaginative books that help expand the mind of the children. Books like this one are intended to be read in dramatic fashion helping the parent role play and encourage imagination in the child. Children are engaged by the bright and colorful illustrations.
Everyone knows that on Halloween trick-or-treaters like to dress up as witches, skeletons, and other scary creatures. But what do bloodcurdling vampires, menacing mummies, and terrifying werewolves do for the holiday? What costumes will "they "wear? Children who dare can enter the haunted house and find out. Armed with 100 reusable stickers--jack o' lanterns, bags of candy, bats flying--they'll see the whole creepy crowd get ready for their party. And what youngsters will like best is the twist at the end: the monsters are all disguised as kittens and cute kids and other nice things. Now "that's" spooky!
Thirty-one days, thirty-one chilling stories to scare you all the way to Halloween. On each day leading up to All Hallows’ Eve, you’ll be introduced to a frightening poltergeist. A Haunted October provides a month’s worth of terrifying tales that’ll haunt you for years to come.
This book contains a collection of papers presented at a series of meetings organised by the Wessex Institute of Technology (WIT) dealing with sustainability, the environment and ecological issues. The complexity of the modern world presents new challenges to scientists and engineers that requires finding interdisciplinary solutions. Any problem solving carried out in the isolation of a particular field of expertise may give rise to a series of damaging effects which can create new and unintentional environmental and ecological problems. Specialisation, while required in our culture, needs to be kept under control by the understanding of the whole, which leads to the need of relying on interdisciplinary teams. Nowadays this can be easily achieved thanks to the massive advances in information technology which ensure continuous and immediate contact between all partners. This collaboration needs to be effective and to produce results that will lead to a better world. For this to happen, it is necessary that different groups of scientists and engineers acquire the necessary skills to be able to talk to each other. Furthermore, they need to understand the social and economic aspects of a given problem, in addition to the scientific and engineering issues involved. The Wessex Institute of Technology (WIT) has a long and very successful record in organising interdisciplinary conferences. The papers in this book are a reflection of the proceedings of some of those meetings.
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