Who doesn't enjoy a good horror story, something to make your skin shiver in the midst of summer – or at any other time? The existence of ghosts and malevolent spirits has long been a part of the stories told to us by our grandmothers and in literature. But what gives us the impression that we're in the presence of a supernatural being? Is there a scientific explanation for that tingling sensation on the back of your neck, or for that sudden feeling of unease that you can't quite place? Well, everything Friendly ghosts, such as Casper, to seriously evil ghouls who wish to haunt your dreams are all possible. But aren't they all just figments of your imagination? Isn't it true that ghosts don't exist? Ghosts have existed for a very long period. Thousands upon thousands of stories, from the Bible to Shakespeare's Macbeth, reference ghosts. They're so common that they've even spawned a subgenre: the ever-popular ghost story. “A Spooktacular Evening” is a book of stories and poems full of spooky tales which will drive you into jitters and chill your spine. A book all about horror and Halloween that will bring nightmares to your nights and create pensive hallucinations in morning. So this Halloween, why not grab the book of “A Spooktacular Evening” contributed by 30 writers from the world and enjoy a good scare.

It is Halloween night and best friends, Dean and Josh, still need to decide on their costume. Usually, they have their costumes made months in advance, but this year they were not prepared. With help from Dean's mother, they make the perfect choice. When the night takes a surprising twist, they realize the importance of that choice. Follow along with the boys on their adventure as they learn Halloween may not only be about trick-or-treating. It can be about making new friends--even in the most unexpected places.

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Get ready for a ghostly giggle-fest with Spooky Night, the perfect Halloween tale for young readers! On the creepiest night of the year, October 31st, a mischievous gang of friendly ghosts rises from the grave with a mission to spook the village of Brom. But their spooky plans take a hilarious turn when they stumble upon the most unexpected Halloween surprise! Join these ghostly goofballs as they float through a village transformed into a lively Halloween carnival. With colorful creatures, dancing mummies, and even a vacationing Loch Ness Monster, this night is full of frights-just not the kind our ghostly friends were expecting! Packed with vibrant illustrations and a playful story, Spooky Night is a delightful read with kids laughing out loud while learning that sometimes, being scared can be scarier than doing the scaring. Perfect for Halloween or any time kids crave a spooktacular adventure! Spooky Night is a must-have for your child's bookshelf. It offers a fun, friendly introduction to Halloween thrills and chills. Ideal for young readers.

Good Night Halloween features a pumpkin patch, black cat, pumpkin carvers, halloween decorations, halloween treats, candy apples, ghost cookies, halloween costumes, halloween parties, reading haunted stories, a corn maze, a Halloween parade, candy, a hayride, jack-o'-lanterns, glow sticks, and more. Trick or treat! Celebrate the spooktacular spirit of Halloween anytime of year in the pages of this colorful and engaging board book. This book is part of the bestselling Good Night Our World series, which includes hundreds of titles exploring iconic locations and exciting themes. Boo! Children will recognize their favorite Halloween traditions and may even learn a few new ones, all while being gently lulled to sleep.

Michael Foley, the author of bestselling The Age of Absurdity, wants to understand why he doesn't appear to be experiencing as much 'fun' as everyone else . . . And so, with characteristic wit and humour, Foley sets out to understand what fun really means, examining its heritage, its cultural significance and the various activities we associate with fun. He investigates pursuits such as dancing, sex, holidays, sport, gaming and comedy, and concludes that fun is not easy, simple and fixed, as many seem to believe, but elusive, complex and constantly changing. In fact, fun is a profoundly serious business. His findings will invigorate you with insights, quite possibly help you to understand why the post-post-modern is actually the pre-pre-modern and, at the very least, make you laugh at life. ‘This book is such a wondrous kaleidoscope of rage, based on such a deep reading of all the sources, that I shall be searching out his other works to read forthwith. The man is a marvel.’ Daily Mail