We're Going on a Ghost Hunt

What do our readers think of We're Going on a Ghost Hunt? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the catchy rhymes, friendly bunnies and exciting lift-the-flap ghost hunt, especially when they can join in with the repeated phrases. Some children find the spooky setting less appealing than the playful pictures and interactive surprises.

What does the Pageticker team say about We're Going on a Ghost Hunt?

We love the cheerful, interactive feel of this Halloween adventure, with rhythmic language, friendly bunny characters and five ghosts to discover beneath the flaps. Its gentle spooky atmosphere suits younger children who enjoy joining in, spotting details and repeating phrases, although sensitive children may need reassurance about the ghosts - and the flaps will benefit from careful handling.

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What is We're Going on a Ghost Hunt about?

Join four adventurous bunnies on a thrilling Halloween journey as they embark on a ghost hunt! Lift the flaps to uncover five hidden ghosts amidst screechy bats, black cats, white owls, and glowing pumpkins. Can you help the bunnies with their trick-or-treating and ensure they return home safely before bedtime? This interactive, lift-the-flap adventure is packed with spooky fun, making it the perfect Halloween treat for young readers.

About the author

Martha Mumford is a much-loved children's author, best known for her popular 'We're Going on an Egg Hunt' books. She enjoys creating fun and adventurous stories that make children smile. Martha lives in England and is inspired by her love of animals, nature, and sharing joyful tales with young readers like you.

Discussion ideas around We're Going on a Ghost Hunt

Being brave: What helps the bunnies feel brave as they search for ghosts, and what helps you when something feels a little spooky?

Looking closely: Which creatures and Halloween objects would you like to find on the ghost hunt, and why?

Working together: How do the bunnies help one another during their adventure, and what could you do to help a friend?

Spooky or silly?: Which parts of the story feel spooky, and which parts feel funny or friendly?

Getting home safely: Why is it important for the bunnies to get home before bedtime, and what rules help keep children safe on Halloween?