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Happy Howling
Happy Howling
Happy Howling
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Happy Howling

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A delightful collection of Halloween poems, stories and interesting and amusing fun facts about the wonderful Fall Season.  After all, it is the time for carving pumpkins, roasting marshmallows and sharing scary stories.  This book is sure to entertain the young and the young at heart!  

LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 21, 2016
ISBN9781515360957
Happy Howling
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Barbara Ann Horton

Barbara Ann has published fiction and nonfiction. Her stories and articles have appeared in Dark Regions; Parents Magazine; Wonder Time Children's Magazine; Hydro Review; Kansas City Star Newspaper; Olathe Daily News; Independence Missouri Examiner; The National Library of Poetry; Fate Magazine and national trade magazines. She has written lyrics and music to published songs, and performed those songs on stage. Barbara Ann has written and directed plays for several theatrical groups and has also sold scripts. She created and wrote a humor column, The Lighter Side of Life, from Mother and Wife, for a local newspaper in Kansas. 

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    Happy Howling - Barbara Ann Horton

    For my daughter Catherine.

    CONTENTS

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    Beware little children

    When you go out tonight.

    Don’t stray too far

    From your own porch light.

    Most of the basic material a writer works   with is acquired before the age of fifteen.

    Willa Cather

    THE STORYTELLER

    Come sit beside me child.

    Closer, don’t be afraid.

    Let me tell you a tale of terror,

    A fable of fear.

    You’re not scared are you?

    You needn’t be.

    For I will be right here with you.

    Here, take my hand.

    I will hold you tight.

    I won’t let go...ever.

    Poor dear, your hand is cold.

    And you tremble.

    Come near to me child.

    Let me warm you with my fire.

    There. That’s better, isn’t it?

    Now, sit back.

    Relax, if you can.

    Close your eyes, if you dare.

    And listen.

    ~~~

    PUMPKINS

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    Pumpkin pie.

    Pumpkin bread.

    Pumpkin sauce.

    Pumpkin spread.

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