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Name: Who said boo?
Author: Nancy White Carlstrom

📘 Who said boo? by Nancy White Carlstrom

Who said boo? is a lively anthology designed for young children, especially kindergarteners, who love the fun and mystery of Halloween. The poems capture the essence of classic Halloween imagery—monsters, witches, haunted houses, and jack‑o‑lanterns—in playful, rhythmic verses. With a focus on imagination and simple language, this collection invites children to explore supernatural themes while enjoying read‑aloud moments and the joy of rhyme.

First publish date: 1995

Genre: Poetry/Contemporary Poetry

Authors: Nancy White Carlstrom

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