Goodnight Ghost

Ghost is ready for bed, but first he wants to say goodnight to all his spooky friends.Young children will love to help Ghost find his spooky friends in this interactive novelty board book.
There’s a skeleton, a werewolf, a vampire, and many more friendly, spooky Halloween characters waiting to be discovered in the scenes. From exploring the haunted house and searching in the graveyard to going trick or treating in the city, there’s different places to search and different spooky characters to look for on each magic page. Simply insert the included “magic flashlight” between the pages to find Ghost’s friends in each nighttime scene and watch children glow with delight as hidden pictures appear!

Author Biography

New author Amber Lily added her charming, child-friendly voice to the world of children’s publishing during an internship. Amber loves onomatopoeia, has an ear for rhyme and freely admits to sniffing the occasional book!Since graduating from art school, Carrie Hennon has worked as a graphic designer, illustrator and art editor for the past 21 years. Carrie is passionate about children’s book illustration and is continually inspired by her daily contact with the artists whom she commissions. She has also written her own books for the very young.Daisy Snow is a Suffolk based illustrator who has been designing for children’s publishing full time since she graduated from Leeds Arts University last year. In her free time she loves singing and performing in local theatre, cooking delicious veggie food, riding her bike and swimming. She is always happiest when near the sea, especially with her dog Stan by her side barking at the seagulls!Louise Anglicas is an illustrator and surface pattern designer living in the Potteries, Staffordshire. After gaining a Ba(Hons) in ceramic design, she started her career as an in-house designer for a ceramic manufacturer. Since becoming a freelance designer, Louise has ventured into different areas of design, from greeting cards, to wall art, to stationery and children books.
Samantha Meredith has always drawn pictures, ever since she was little. After studying Illustration at Loughborough University, Sam worked for 5 years as a designer at Usborne Publishing, before becoming a freelance illustrator. She works from her little house in North London, drawing pictures all day, whilst drinking tea and wearing panda slippers.