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Hallowe'en treats
By Anita Kaushal on 07/09/2010 10:46:11
Enjoy the spookiest Hallowe'en party ever with these scary suggestions
home, place scary masks on the back of chairs to add to the Hallowe’en theme or you can even cut holes into old pillowcases and splatter with red food colouring or use glow-in-the-dark fabric pens to create costumes with an eerie glow. As for food
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Spooky spaghetti
By Junior on 01/10/2008 00:00:00
Sausages look remarkably like fingers buried in worms in this scary recipe!
. Now season the sauce to taste before adding the mini sausages. Pour the tomato sauce over the pasta and stir through. Serve with the Parmesan and pop the plastic spiders on the spookhetti to make it extra scary… but be careful not to eat them!
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Spooky books and movies for children who like a thrill
By Kelly Beswick on 27/10/2010 13:19:30
Nothing thrills like a good Gothic tale, be it a book or a film
creepy.Fear factor 4/10Gothic filmsWitches (Cert PG)Based on Roald Dahl’s book of the same name, this superbly scary offering tells the story of a recently orphaned boy who is taken to England by his grandmother. At the hotel in which they are staying, a
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Top Ten Hallowe’en Films
By Junior on 05/10/2011 12:25:21
Our pick of the best family-friendly spooky films
With Hallowe’en approaching and the nights drawing in, scare-loving families will begin looking for that perfect spooky film to enjoy during a cosy evening in. As many parents will testify, it isn’t always easy to find a Hallowe’en film suitable for easily-spooked young children ...
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Spooky snacks for Hallowe’en
By Annabel Karmel on 06/09/2010 13:43:24
Enjoy a frightful feast with these devilishly delectable treats
Ghoulish Ghost CakesMakes 10 cakes IngredientsFor the cakes:125g (4oz) unsalted butter plus extra for greasing125g (4oz) caster sugar1 tsp vanilla essence2 eggs125g (4oz) self-raising flourCornstarch for dusting For the icing:500g (1lb 2oz) ready-to-roll white icing1 tube of blac...
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Storybook Heroes No 1: The Wild Things
By Catherine O'Dolan on 22/03/2013 10:50:00
Meet the brilliant fictional characters who have become timeless classics in the world of children's books
Things* The book caused quite a furore when it was first published, its 'scary' content deemed unsuitable for its intended young audience. But we're all for trailblazing groundbreaking books. And of course it is now widely acknowledged as one
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How to have a hip Hallowe'en
By Catherine Hudson on 29/10/2012 13:09:00
Check out our pick of the best ways to shop, spook and serve up a happening Hallowe'en
Hallowe'en is almost upon us - a feast decidated to all things fearsome and frightening (all in the spirit of good old-fashioned fun, of course). To help you and your family enter into the scaring spirit, check out our compendium of terrifying treats, from cool costumes to creepy...
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How to deal with fear of the dark
By Susan Walls on 20/03/2013 00:00:00
Five ways to calm a fear of the dark
1. Be patient Many toddlers go through stages of being scared of the dark. At this age, they're still separating reality from their vivid imaginations2. Acknowledge your child's fear Tell her you understand that the dark can be a scary place
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Joe Blogs: Shark Boy
By Joe on 28/04/2010 12:49:58
Smart boy about town comes face-to-face with a shark
Hi thereThis is me hanging out with some real sharks at the London Aquarium at the Moshi Monsters party. Check out that scary looking creature lurking at the bottom of the tank. Aaaagh! Thank goodness it was safely behind glass…Love JJoe's wardrobe
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Easter Movie Reviews: The Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh
By Catherine O'Dolan on 14/04/2011 14:54:02
The honey-coloured "bear with little brain” is back with his crew in an endearing animated adventure
spectacularly, to the disappointment of the doleful donkey. There are a few scary moments when the gang manage to work themselves into a frenzy about the terrible “Backson” (from Christopher’s misspelt message that his return will be imminent), followed by a
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