panMost disappointing read of the year.
Loved the concept, disliked the execution.
#12booksof2024
RamsFan1963 Yes as a long time Scooby fan I had high hopes for this, but was let down. It just felt off to me. 4d
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panMost disappointing read of the year.
Loved the concept, disliked the execution.
#12booksof2024
pickReading with Jace:
1. Scooby-Doo & The Ghastly Giant 4⭐️
2. Thomas & Friends: Right On Track 3⭐️
3. Today Is Halloween! 3⭐️
4. Arthur Lost In The Museum 4⭐️
5. Arthur In A Pickle 4⭐️
6. D.W.‘s Guide To Perfect Manners 4⭐️
7. Arthur‘s Nose 4⭐️
8. Arthur‘s Classroom Fib 4⭐️
#HauntedShelf
#FrightClub
#childrensbooks
(2 spooky, 6 other = 100 points)
pickIt's very Scooby Doo meets Lovecraft, I also found it a little hard to keep up with and sometimes the timelines seemed off. But it was still a fun read 🐈⬛
#HauntedShelf #BlackCatCrew #WordSearch 3 #BookScavengerhunt #Beast #Bookrecommendations #mysteries #WickedWords #Caretaker @AsYouWish
#Spookoween @TheSpineView #31By31 @Catsandbooks #CreepyCatsAndDevilDogs @Bookwormjillk
pickAnother fun Scooby-Doo Halloween book with robot pumpkinhead scarecrows and Halloween patterns in the cornfields. 😆 I‘ve loved Scooby since I was a kid and it‘s fun reading these to Jace. 4⭐️
#HauntedShelf
#FrightClub
#TBRread
#ScoobyDoo
#Halloween
#childrensbook
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“Hank Banning Cursed our town, He swore to return in one hundred years. That‘s this Halloween!”
I would turn this into a retelling or summary assignment. Since many kids are familiar with Scooby-Doo, I‘d have them choose a Scooby-Doo book to read and summarize in their own words. I‘d teach them how to avoid copying, focusing on identifying key ideas and details. This would help them practice summarizing while engaging with a story they already enjoy, reinforcing reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.
pickThis is a spooky tale where a mysterious bandit sets the town‘s cornfields on fire. With robots and villains lurking around every corner, the gang must solve the mystery before it‘s too late! What will the town do?
“Hank Banning Cursed our town, He swore to return in one hundred years. That‘s this Halloween!”
I would turn this into a retelling or summary assignment. Since many kids are familiar with Scooby-Doo, I‘d have them choose a Scooby-Doo book to read and summarize in their own words. I‘d teach them how to avoid copying, focusing on identifying key ideas and details. This would help them practice summarizing while engaging with a story they already enjoy, reinforcing reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.
pickScooby-Doo: A Haunted Halloween by Lee Howard is a spooky, action-packed tale where a mysterious bandit sets the town‘s cornfields ablaze. With robots and villains lurking around every corner, the gang must solve the mystery before it‘s too late! The vibrant illustrations capture the classic look of the beloved cartoon, while also showcasing the characters‘ emotions, adding depth to this thrilling Halloween adventure. What will the town do?
