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Scary Edwin Page
Edwin Page was scary. Edwin Page was scarier than a bin bag of bad dreams. And on one night of the year, Edwin Page was very scary indeed. But for once, on this Hallowe'en, something is about to change.
- GenresPicture Books
24 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2004
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January 29, 2021
Expected some kind of twist, thinking Edwin Page turned out to be a nice guy. Even I was a little bit traumatised. Definitely would not recommend for bedtime or children easily scared
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April 2, 2013
Author: Alec Sillifant
Illustrator: Daniel Postgate
First Published: 2004
Edwin, who is naturally scary, enjoys scaring the locals until he has his hair scared white by a little old lady with a big scary secret.
Nice bright colours. Simple prose. Just a little bit scary.
Nothing overly special but worth giving a go.
Age
Read aloud: 4+
Read yourself: 7+
(ISBN 9781845396299)
Illustrator: Daniel Postgate
First Published: 2004
Edwin, who is naturally scary, enjoys scaring the locals until he has his hair scared white by a little old lady with a big scary secret.
Nice bright colours. Simple prose. Just a little bit scary.
Nothing overly special but worth giving a go.
Age
Read aloud: 4+
Read yourself: 7+
(ISBN 9781845396299)
September 17, 2012
This was brilliant! Scary Edwin Page relishes being the scariest person in town....
I'm really amused by this book but I could imagine it would scare the hell out of really young kids.
I'm really amused by this book but I could imagine it would scare the hell out of really young kids.
August 19, 2016
An average children's book that I intend on reading to my kindergarten class. However, if your child easily gets scared I would suggest giving this one a pass.
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