Book Review: 100 Ghosts By Doogie Horner

Summary:

 Cut two eyeholes out of a bed sheet, and boo! You've scared yourself up a classic Halloween icon. But what does that ghost look lie when he's shy? Or in love? Or a pirate, a llama, a bond villain, or Russian nesting doll? 100 Ghosts explores every sort of spook in a series of whimsically haunting illustrations. It's a delightful collection for adults, children, and anyone in need of a friendly fright.

                                          




My Thoughts:

100 Ghosts was no doubt, the cutest, most enjoyable book I read in 2013. I remember standing in the kitchen as my mom cooked, showing her all the different types of ghosts showed in this book- from the llama to the R2d2. With the gallery of ghosts and as well as with the introduction by the author/ illustrator you'll come to realize that ghosts are nothing to be afraid of- they're just like us. They cosplay as Harry Potter on random occasions and strive to please their mothers. At times while looking at drawings of the different types of ghosts I found myself laughing out loud. Some of the ghosts were so ridiculous that I couldn't help myself. 

Like with The Muppet and The Marilyn Monroe:

Overall:

Overall this book was awesome! I would definitely pick this up if you're in a bad mood or you're just looking for something to make you giggle. Whether you're an adult, teenager, child, or timelord I guarantee that you'll love this book. 

                             BOO!

*5 stars*