In the depths of a mysterious forest, nestled among towering trees and thick foliage, stands a magical treehouse that has captured the imagination of all who have heard its legend. Whispers of its existence have spread far and wide, captivating the hearts of both young and old. The treehouse is said to possess an enchanting aura, emanating an otherworldly energy that draws those who are brave enough to venture into its realm. Its beauty and charm are unparalleled, adorned with intricate carvings and embellishments that seem to come alive as sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a mesmerizing display of dancing shadows. **The main idea of this note is the magical treehouse in the woods**.
Board book. Condition: GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included.
A moonbeam illuminates and energizes a smiley-faced pumpkin sitting alone on a stair; it promptly takes off to find a friend with whom to have a good time. Their playful shenanigans include piling high on top of one another, bouncing on a trampoline, dancing, marching, and drumming, wearing costumes, and competing in games.
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Pumpkin Magic (a Halloween Adventure) - by Ed Masessa (Paperback)
"With a little moonlight magic, these pumpkins come to life and set off on a raucous adventure in this laugh-out-loud rhyming adventure! Each page turn reveals new whimsical delights and giggles, as pumpkins trick-or-treat, have a food fight, and dress up in silly outfits. As daylight comes, the pumpkins roll back home, waiting until the moonbeams shine just right. and it's time again to romp all through the night!" --Provided by publisher.
Book Synopsis
Pumpkins magically come to life and embark on a Halloween adventure in this whimsical rhyming read-aloud!
"Lonely pumpkin on a stair, glowing in the chilly air.Moonbeam magic lights a spark. Pumpkin rises in the dark!Pumpkin bouncing down the street, looking for a friend to greet."With a little moonlight magic, these pumpkins come to life and set off on a raucous adventure in this laugh-out-loud rhyming adventure! Each page turn reveals new whimsical delights and giggles, as pumpkins trick-or-treat, have a food fight, and dress up in silly outfits. As daylight comes, the pumpkins roll back home, waiting until the moonbeams shine just right. and it's time again to romp all through the night!With bold, expressive, whimsical illustrations from Nate Wragg, and delightful rhyming text from Ed Masessa, this title is sure to be a go-to Halloween favorite for laughs galore.
Review Quotes
Praise for Pumpkin Magic:
"Magical moonbeams awaken a pumpkin patch to raucous Halloween-season revelry. Liveliness and good cheer abound in this frisky rhyming tale in which the perennial holiday symbols naturally take center stage. Perky couplets that read and scan very well appear on most pages and are accompanied by energetic, expressive illustrations that highlight vivid oranges, yellows, blues, purples, and greens with touches of other bright shades. Readers will delight in discovering the joyous time pumpkins have when it's Halloween." -- Kirkus Reviews
"Spunky rhymed couplets by Masessa and luminescent cartoons by Wragg. [this] energetic caper will tickle fans of Snowmen at Night." -- Publishers Weekly
Praise for Scarecrow Magic:
* "Halloween-worthy chills for any time of year." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review
About the Author
Ed Masessa is the New York Times bestselling author of many books for young people, including The Wandmaker's Guidebook and Scarecrow Magic. He lives in Florida.
Nate Wragg is an animator and art director. He has illustrated several picture books, including Monster Trucks, Goldi Rocks and the Three Bears, and Go Go Gorillas: A Romping Bedtime Tale. He lives in Los Angeles, California.
Ed Masessa is the New York Times bestselling author of many books for young people, including The Wandmaker's Guidebook and Scarecrow Magic. He lives in Florida.
Nate Wragg is an animator and art director. He has illustrated several picture books, including Monster Trucks, Goldi Rocks and the Three Bears, and Go Go Gorillas: A Romping Bedtime Tale. He lives in Los Angeles, California.
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Reviews for "A Dreamy Retreat: Finding Serenity at the Magical Treehouse in the Woods"
1. John - ★★☆☆☆
I was really excited to stay at the magical treehouse in the woods, but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. First of all, the treehouse was not as magical as advertised. It looked old and run-down, nothing like the enchanting image portrayed in the photos. Additionally, the amenities were very basic, and I found it uncomfortable to sleep on the thin mattress provided. Overall, I think this place needs some serious renovations before it can be considered a magical retreat.
2. Sarah - ★☆☆☆☆
I regret my decision to book the magical treehouse in the woods. The whole experience was a big letdown. The treehouse itself was small and cramped, and the living area felt suffocating. Furthermore, the cleanliness of the place was subpar. There were cobwebs in corners and a musty smell throughout. The lack of proper ventilation made it even worse. I was expecting a cozy and whimsical stay, but unfortunately, I left feeling disappointed and unsatisfied.
3. David - ★★☆☆☆
The magical treehouse in the woods did not live up to its name. It was located in a remote area with limited access to amenities, which was not mentioned in the listing. The lack of lighting around the property made it difficult to navigate at night. Additionally, the treehouse was not well-maintained, and some parts felt unsafe to use. Although the surrounding nature was beautiful, the overall experience was far from magical.
4. Emily - ★★☆☆☆
I had high hopes for the magical treehouse in the woods, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The advertised amenities, such as a fully equipped kitchenette, were not properly provided. The kitchenette lacked basic utensils and was poorly stocked. Moreover, the treehouse was infested with insects, which made our stay very uncomfortable. Overall, I would not recommend this place to anyone seeking a magical retreat.