Item Tag: Spooky Tricks

Vintage Lot Schoolastic Children Books 1960-70s 4 Books Spooky Tricks, Monster

This vintage lot of schoolastic children’s books from the 1960s to 1970s includes 4 books, one of them titled “Spooky Tricks.” How to care for your monster by norman Bridwell, and the princess who never laughed, spook by jane little, Published by Scholastic, the books feature various authors and illustrators and fall under the genre of children and young adults. With a spooky theme and monster characters, these fiction books are written in English and showcase the era’s popular culture. Perfect for collectors or those interested in nostalgic children’s literature from the 1960s, these illustrated books offer a glimpse into the past and are sure to delight readers of all ages.

SPOOKY TRICKS Rose Wyler & Gerald Ames 1973 I Can Read Harper & Row

This vintage softcover book, titled “Spooky Tricks,” is a classic addition to any collection. Published by Harper & Row in 1973, it is part of the “I Can Read Book” series. The book is written in English and is perfect for both children and adults who enjoy spooky tales. Has some browning and wear on edge of front cover. Has been stapled. (See pics 2 3 & 4)

Vintage Spooky Tricks Rose Wyler Gerald Ames 1968 Scholastic Magic Book Haunted

The Vintage Spooky Tricks book by Rose Wyler and Gerald Ames, published in 1968 by Scholastic, is a fun and entertaining read for children aged 4-12. This activity book features spooky tricks and magic illusions, perfect for young readers who enjoy a bit of whimsical horror and supernatural elements. With a vintage feel and second printing from the United States, this paperback book provides a charming and engaging narrative that is sure to delight young readers who love magic and the paranormal.

Spooky Tricks By Rose wyler And gerald Ames vintage paperback 1969 Halloween

“Spooky Tricks” by Rose Wyler and Gerald Ames is a vintage paperback book published in 1969, perfect for Halloween enthusiasts. This illustrated children’s book features fun and spooky tricks related to the holiday, making it a entertaining read for young readers. With its nostalgic charm and historical significance from the 1960s, this book is sure to delight fans of Halloween and vintage literature alike.