Scooby-Doo and the Halloween Hotel Haunt: A Glow in the Dark Mystery!

The glow and the dark parts of the book still work! I don't know if it was always this way or happened due to aging- but although they still work, you can see the glow-in-the-dark objects easily in the light too. They are pink tints. I don't mind this as that means I don't have to turn out the lights every time I want to see the art. There are also easter eggs to classic Scooby doo monsters throughout which was a nice touch.

When my brother was younger he had this book. My first year of teaching kindergarten he donated it to my classroom library. This is one of the very rare books that is always checked out. In fact they fight over it. Anything that makes my students want to read that much is a great book!

When my daughter was three years old, she loved this book. Although she knows where all the hidden spooks are, she still loves the process of reading the story and turning out the light to see the spook. Because this "gimick" makes the book more like a Scooby cartoon, this is the best Scooby book to date. And we have a bunch!

My 3 year old picked out this book in a store. I was a bit skeptical about just how this glow-in-the-dark technique would work and there was no way to find out until we brought it home to try it out.Sitting in a dark bedroom, armed with a latern, we discovered it works wonderfully.We read each page with only a latern as a light source. The text on each page was just long enough to allow the glow-in-the-dark figure or clue to "charge." Then, when we turned out the light, a glowing image appeared.This glow-in-the-dark book works great and is a favorite bedtime book.We are now searching for other books with this same concept.Grab your flashlight and try it.

This book is an excellent bedtime read for both the child and the adult. Be sure to use a flashlight to fully illuminate each page. Can't wait for the next installment with this type of Glow In The Dark action. Very fun!

My son is an avid reader of all Scooby-Doo books. He loves this book. We have spent many nights with this book and a flashlight. My son loves to read the page and then turn out the flashlight to reveal the glow-in-the-dark parts of the page. The plot of the book revolves around a ghost that haunts a popular hotel. Scooby-Doo and the gang try to figure out who it is.