Every Day's a Holiday Amusing Rhymes for Happy Times
Juvenile NonfictionHolidaysCelebrations

Every Day's a Holiday Amusing Rhymes for Happy Times

by Dean Ray Koontz

Publisher
HarperCollins
Pages
127
Language
English
Published
2003

Overview

In "Every Day's a Holiday, the ever inventive Dean Koontz ponders the origin of Valentine's Day; introduces Jinx, a guy who really gets into Halloween; and explains that extra "a" on the end of Kwanzaa. There are also holidays you may not have heard of -- but that you are sure to be celebrating soon -- including Praise-the-Chicken Day, Lost-Tooth Day, and Up-Is-Down Day. With over 250 million copies of his books sold, Dean Koontz is considered one of the world's premiere suspense writers. Now he is conquering a whole new field with his flagrantly funny poetry. As he did in two previous books for children, "The Paper Doorway and" Santa's Twin, the "New York Times best-selling author has created original verse that combines fun, fantasy, and just a dollop of the macabre. The resulting laugh-fest is truly cause for celebration.

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