Yes, he is indeed acting against previous moral magnitude, but this does not precisely cause his mind and spirit to defect from its roots. This isn't to say that Clifford has changed his moral residing. Clifford, who wishes only to serve his lord and master Emily Elizabeth, reluctantly also becomes subservient to the establishment rulers of the holiday holocaust.

They say the best way to bake a turkey is in an oven.Ĭlifford's Halloween, a discussion on the monopolistic and entrenched holiday ecosystem that enforces social conditioning and code, leaves an impression of guilt that wrenches even the animals that take witness to the annual moral decimation. This book can be used in the classroom as Halloween is getting closer so students can create their own Halloween story. Also the picture illustrations were eye appealing with the different colors used and detailed used in the picture illustrations. I enjoyed reading this book because I also love Halloween especially when it comes to getting candy. At the end of the book Emily and Clifford went trick or treating and are deciding what Clifford should be for the next Halloween.

Until finally Clifford decides he want to be a ghost and none of the children who went trick or treating knew Clifford was the ghost. Both Emily and Clifford enjoy Halloween and the book talks about the difficulty Emily has to decide what to dress Clifford as. The book uses different holidays and illustrates how Clifford enjoys the holidays. Genre:Ěnimated, Reading level: K-3 gradeğormat: goodĬlifford’s Halloween is a book about Emily Elizabeth and Clifford the big red dog. Clifford is Emily Elizabeth's, and everyone's, favorite big red dog!Īge Rating: 1–6+ / Preschool - Kindergarten+ / Lexile AD180L He's an adorable dog whose well-meaning bumbling's have great kid-appeal. But most of all, Clifford knows how to be a good friend! In 1963, Norman Bridwell published his very first 'Clifford' book, and kids have loved him ever since. Meet Clifford and Emily Elizabeth in an original Clifford book!Ĭlifford is big.

see some glowing pumpkin faces, spooky bats, and more. But when it's time to dress up, there are too many costumes to choose from! Zebra, Witch, Knight-what should Clifford be?Ĭome along with Clifford and his friends as they trick-or-treat down the streets of Birdwell Island. Join the biggest, reddest dog out there for an unforgettable Trick-or-Treating!Įmily Elizabeth and Clifford are ready for the spookiest day of the year! They make the most of their Halloween: bobbing for apples, listening to ghost stories, and trick-or-treating.

Clifford's Halloween by Norman Bridwell