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The combination of clever retellings and vibrant artwork makes these old tales fresh and inviting. A recommended purchase for libraries looking to brighten up their folktale collections.
. Give this page-turner to readers seeking a spooky thrill reminiscent of books by Mary Downing Hahn and filled with strong family relationships, budding friendships, a local history, mystery, and creepiness.
Considering that there are few picture books on this subject, this introductory tool fills a gap. Recommended where there is interest or a curricular need.
With loads of adventure, an intriguing mystery, and socially relevant touch points, this second entry is likely to circulate well where there are fans of the previous installment.
The plot is solid and the familial bonds strong. Exploring urban graffiti as a legitimate art form is a great discussion topic. Recommended for mystery fans and for most medium to large collections.
While this title is not totally without charm and whimsy, it is difficult to imagine a current audience for it. Perhaps a budding mycologist or those who find fairy worlds of interest.