To the little singers who already know the wheels go round and round—and want them to rattle and shake on Halloween night — this is for you. The Spooky Wheels on the Bus by J. Elizabeth Mills Illustrated by Ben Mantle It’s Halloween night! Celebrate and sing along with this bestselling, spooky twist on the classic “Wheels on the Bus.” One spooky bus goes RATTLE and SHAKE, RATTLE and SHAKE, RATTLE and SHAKE. One spooky bus goes RATTLE and SHAKE, all through the town. Count from one spooky bus up to ten goofy ghosts as this Halloween ride races through town, picking up cats, witches, mummies, monsters, and a few unsuspecting passengers along the way. Bright, friendly art and a bouncy countdown rhyme make it a read-aloud (and sing-along) favorite—not too scary, just right for preschoolers. Buy links - Amazon (paperback): - Also available as an ebook and through other retailers. About the author J. Elizabeth Mills, Ph.D., is a program manager at OCLC WebJunction and an independent researcher who studies how children’s librarians support families and young children. She was a children’s book editor at Scholastic, where she edited and wrote dozens of books. She is co-author of *Supercharged Storytimes* and co-editor of *Create, Innovate, and Serve*. *The Spooky Wheels on the Bus* was published in 2010; a later companion is *The Merry Wheels on the Bus*. X handle: @mills_author #Authors# #artists# #Creators#

One of the most famous young singers in Israel, Ben Tzur, is singing his most popular song about God together with the crowd. “Adonai melech, Adonai malach, Adonai yimloch le'olam va'ed.” Absolutely beautiful.