
Ready for a scare?
300+ creepy-crawly questions and activities for a ghostly good time, with Boolia the ghost.
300+ Creepy Crawly Questions and Activities for a Ghostly Good Time
300+ spooky, silly questions and creepy-cool group games for Halloween parties, costume nights and sleepovers.
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For kids 6 and up, families and anyone who loves a silly question.

300+ creepy-crawly questions and activities for a ghostly good time, with Boolia the ghost.

300+ spooky and silly questions for a frightfully fun Halloween, with the ghost from the cover.

“Invent a glow-in-the-dark skeleton suit OR a candy dispensing machine that leaves a trail of sweets wherever you walk?” Creepy-crawly questions, chapter by chapter.



Spider legs or ogre hands? A scary pumpkin or a laughing one? Pick one, then see who agrees.

Between the questions, group games with simple rules: the Monster Footprint Hunt, the Mummy Wrap Race, Pin the Fangs on the Vampire.

Trick-or-treat nights, sleepovers, Halloween parties and spooky family nights: giggles, chills and fun for kids, friends and the whole family.
Silly, surprising dilemmas like “Would you rather have fangs that glow in the dark or hair made of candy corn?”
Every dilemma asks kids to pick a side and explain it: clever debates and plenty of imagination.
Group play prompts and icebreakers between the questions, so everyone gets a turn.
Halloween parties, trick-or-treat night or the classroom: family-friendly fun without screens.
A frightfully fun gift for kids 6 and up, all Halloween season long.
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