
when i was like in first to third grade, we had this thing in school where you were given these "
scholastic books" pamphlets and if your parents let you and gave you bucks, you could order book(s) through it.
i dunno if it was me or my brothers who ordered this book, but i recall it being an important part of our kid library.
it's "movie monsters," published 1975, by
alan ormsby. apparently this feller is now a big horror movie guy and also obviously a great illustrator as he drew all the enclosed drawings.


i thought that for a kid publication, it was informative and engaging.

the following always intrigued me, although i don't think i ever made one: make your own bag head frankenstien monster haid!






i vividly recall my brother making the above annotation on the finished product with my fisher-price typewriter. the logic behind the annotation, however, is vague...
3 Comments:
Ooooo... scary!!!!
"FART"?
Ha ha ha ha!
I made that thing when I was a kid. Mine never turned out like the one in the picture. I appreciate F A R T and can understand why your brother did it. it just makes good sense!
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