Is it neighbor, friend, or stranger? 

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Delivering suspense, rhythm, and a bit of colonial history, POOR FARM MEADOW is a rare ghost story for the fall reading list.

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The hand-painted, moonlit images use collage to create a mysterious and someties humorous SLEEPY HOLLOW mood for the JURASSIC PARK approach that haunts the neighborhood gang long after the final moment of stranger danger.

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Narrated in a comforting first-person plural, the story parades house-to-house trasnporting a boat, a lion, a witch, a clown, a Dalmatian, and a tube of tooth paste from initial interest to healthy fear and finally curiosity. 

 

A rare find for the autumn's story time, bedtime, and campfire reading lists.