Scritch! Scratch!: An Itchy, Witchy Halloween Tale

Scritch! Scratch!: An Itchy, Witchy Halloween Tale - Hardcover

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Scritch! Scratch!: An Itchy, Witchy Halloween Tale

Scritch! Scratch!: An Itchy, Witchy Halloween Tale - Hardcover

by Teri Sloat
$14.99
Sale price  $14.99 Regular price 

Book Overview

Scritch! Scratch! What was that? This Halloween, give readers a "safe scare" with a rhyming picture book about a group of kids outrunning a witch's itchy spell, perfect for little ones looking for a dose of extra-eerie fun!

Scritch! Scratch!
What was that?
The witch!
She's in the pumpkin patch!

In the sky, through the pumpkin patch, between the trees...the kids in this story have to be crafty if they want to avoid the witch and her spell! But she is determined to keep them on their toes with a few tricks up her sleeve...

Delightfully eccentric illustrations and silly-scary rhymes make for a fresh take on the traditional Halloween story in this picture book from Teri Sloat.
ISBN9798217031146
Author Teri Sloat
PublisherRandom House Books for Young Readers
GenreChildren
FormatHardcover
PublishedJuly 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages40
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Teri Sloat

Teri Sloat is the author of THERE WAS AN OLD LADY WHO SWALLOWED A TROUT!, as well as the author and/or illustrator of many other books for children. A former teacher, she lives with her husband and their three children north of San Francisco. Betty Huffmon was the first Yup'ik teacher in Alaska. She worked at the Bilingual Education Center in Bethel, and later directed the Bilingual/Bicultural Center after having been part of a team to make Yup'ik a first language in some of the delta schools and other villages in western Alaska. She also shared the tale for THE EYE OF THE NEEDLE with author/illustrator Teri Sloat.

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