Long's dark, ghostly palette sets an appropriately eerie mood, and he has a lot of fun with the cuddly animals' reign of terror. . . Don't worry about what goes bump in the night, Long seems to suggest--daylight can be plenty scary, too.

Publishers Weekly on FRIGHT CLUB

Long delivers an original story full of droll humor while also introducing the concept of questioning stereotypes and rules. . . Long ably proves that 'when it comes to scaring, the more the merrier.'

Kirkus Reviews on FRIGHT CLUB

Silly but entertaining.

School Library Journal on FRIGHT CLUB

It's a funny Halloween concept that delivers.

The Horn Book on FRIGHT CLUB

The lighthearted tone makes this Halloween tale a perfect pick for younger children. Monster names such as Virginia Wolf and Mumford N. Suns will entertain the adults as well.

Booklist on FRIGHT CLUB

Doubling as a baby book and an early reader, this book about the ups and downs of avian rivalry succeeds abundantly on both fronts.

The New York Times on UP! TALL! AND HIGH!