A Spooktacular Place to Be

A SpooktacularPlaceToBe: 212 x 266 gutter 10; spine 9 wrap 15

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A SPOOKTACULAR PLACE TO BE

The Dublin Vampire loves his creepy old tree in his moon-shaped park.

But sometimes he wonders if there’s somewhere more … spooktacular.

Join him on a hair-raising tour of the creepiest places in Ireland, as he meets mummies, pumpkins, skeletons, pirates, ghosts, a púca … and a banshee!

a place to be

Spooktacular

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ISBN 978-1-78849-285-0

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A SPOOKTACULAR PLACE TO BE

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In his moon-shaped park filled with silver moonlight, The Dublin Vampire wakes to the same familiar sight.

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‘I’ve spent so many years in this creepy old tree, Is there a more spooktacular place to be?’

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He agrees with his bat that it’s time to explore, ‘Let’s go on an all-Ireland ghost bus tour!’

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‘All aboard!’ They get comfortable up in their seats As the bus rumbles off through the dark city streets.

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At St Michan’s Church, in an underground room, Ancient mummies have fun in their old stone tomb.

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‘It’s way too far down, it’s too deep for me.

Is there a more spooktacular place to be?’

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In Loftus Hall, ghosts of old ladies and lords Swish past the old curtains and creaky floorboards.

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‘Achoooooo! This old house is too dusty for me.

Is there a more spooktacular place to be?’

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