In this backwards-counting rhyme, a witch tries to scare 10 little ghosts away from the house they haunt. But finally the last little ghost figures out the witch's scheme and brings the others to stand together and play a trick of their own!
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Halloween: 10 not-so-scary books for young readers
Looking for a good read on Pumpkin Day? Here are 10 fun and lighthearted Halloween books.
7. 'Ten Timid Ghosts,' by Jennifer O'Connell
