This is a fun story for under younger children and a perfect read for Halloween

I read the book with my five-year-old daughter and she loved it so it is perfect for her age. The book is about four silly skeletons as the book title says and they decide to ignore the advice of their aunt and go out dancing one night…

My daughter thought that it was funny and loved the ending.

It is 4 stars from me for this one, highly recommended and we will be reading it again at Halloween

It wasn’t my favourite read of this genre/age group. I felt it was void of character and the story itself was lacking.

This is a fun story for under sixes about four silly skeletons who decide to ignore the advice of their aunt and go out dancing one night leading to a fall and a muddle of bones. Auntie glues them back together with comical results. This a great book for young readers and listeners told in rhymes by Mark Sperring and with delightfully comical illustrations from Sue Hendrix and Paul Linnet. A great read for 🎃 Halloween And KS 1 readers

A rhymed lesson in behaving and taking advice on board, with Halloween theming, as four skeletons clumsily prove they can be a bit too daft for their own good. The verse is really well done, and if you take to the art and all the seasonal stereotypes this should be a success. I can't say I fell in love with it, mind. Three and a half stars.