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The Pumpkin Dream

A Cautionary Tale from the Library of Mr. Bumble Bindlegrim

por Robert Aaron Wiley

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A tongue-in-cheek illustrated holiday poem about a Halloween night gone wrong when a bored trick-or-treat pumpkin, against advice and fear of others, leads the main character into a world of witches and monsters.



This first edition contains 37 illustrations in classic Halloween colors of orange and black, with images inspired by vintage cartoon animation.



Content is geared at all ages (and best for juvenile to adults); younger audiences will need some help with more advanced words.



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For better quality images of the book beyond those provided in the preview here, please see:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/30673837@N02/sets/72157626759307224/



And for author thoughts and history on the creation of this book, please see:

http://www.bindlegrim.blogspot.com
Características e detalhes
  • Categoria principal: Poesia
  • Opção de projeto: Quadrado pequeno, 18×18 cm
    Nº de páginas: 80
  • Data de publicação: maio 17, 2011
  • Palavras-chavee humor, dark-humor, illustration, mouse, skeleton, monsters, witches, fantasy, black, orange, holiday, adventure, poetry, poem, Halloween, jack-o'lantern, trick-or-treat, zombie, juvenile, adult
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Robert Aaron Wiley

Hello! My name is Robert Aaron Wiley, and welcome to the holiday world of Mr. Bindlegrim! An alter ego, if you will, for myself who never had much restraint when it came to holidays - always starting too soon, or too late (as evidenced by my parents confiscating that obnoxious 70s Halloween vinyl, I was playing over and over well after the holiday was done). Later in life, 2004 to be exact, I rediscovered my interests in these traditions, exploring them through art, writing, and music. You can read more about the most current photography book "The Grim Happy Christmas" or the Halloween illustrated poem "The Pummpkin Dream" (both books from the library of Mr. Bumble Bindegrim) at my holiday blog (http://bindlegrim.blogspot.com), or visit the holiday art website at (www.bindlegrim.com).

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