Simon is a ghost, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have a job to do. Simon is a professional Super Scarer. He is regularly sent out to haunt things, people, and houses. Simon has just been assigned to his first haunted house. He thinks this will be an easy job, until he meets Chester, the child living in the home. After a trade-off of human and ghost chores, Simon and Chester realize that life on both ends isn’t so easy.
Sir Simon: Super Scarer could work as a not-so-spooky bedtime story or a class lesson about how the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.
Sophia is heading off to the farmers market with her mother. She loves going to the farmers market every weekend and so do her friends. They all have favorite foods to buy and favorite seasons to find them in.
This is a great story for sparking discussions about food at home or in the classroom.
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