Creepy Carrots!
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- Create Date：2021-03-14 05:13:37
- Update Date：2025-09-13
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- Author：Aaron Reynolds
- ISBN：1442402970
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Reviews
Alicia
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I would use this as a Halloween book。 Just because it is funny in a scary kind of way。 I would ask how do you think the carrots felt？ Do carrots feel i n real life？ What do we call it when inanimate objects are given human like attributes？ Some vocab building。 Telling real from fantasy， I would have them create their own story with anthropomorphize charters。 Like the movie beauty and the beast。 The media is pencil and paper with orange color added with a computer。 This is the only book I have re I would use this as a Halloween book。 Just because it is funny in a scary kind of way。 I would ask how do you think the carrots felt？ Do carrots feel i n real life？ What do we call it when inanimate objects are given human like attributes？ Some vocab building。 Telling real from fantasy， I would have them create their own story with anthropomorphize charters。 Like the movie beauty and the beast。 The media is pencil and paper with orange color added with a computer。 This is the only book I have read so far that every image is framed like a cell in a movie。 The end pages and boards are images of the carrots from the field。 three of them are the carrots that stalked Benjamin Bunny。 They are angry at the front and happy on the back end pages。 I mention this because my 5 year old had to carefully study these pages till he found all the differences。 There are many double page spreads but all are framed。 。。。more
Heidi
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The illustrations were nice and attractive and appropriate。This picture book is really made by its illustrations。 Which are quitebeautiful in a way。This would be a good Halloween book。The plot was quite clever and different in a way。I thought the picture book was good butnot absolutely great。 Children in generalwould really enjoy this book。
Kate
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I really liked this book， but it was primarily because it reminded me of a story my older brother made up and told me when I was a young child。
Emily Douglas
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Great twist at the ending and I really liked the illustrations。
Corinne Pettry
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"Creepy Carrots！" is a book about a bunny who absolutely loves carrots。 He goes to the same field everyday and picks some carrots for a snack but the carrots don't like this。 The carrots end up following him and haunting him so he goes on and builds walls around this field and the carrots party because they are so happy that the bunny will finally leave them and their friends alone。I gave this book a 5 star rating because its a cute and funny book for kids to read。 A good book to practice readin "Creepy Carrots！" is a book about a bunny who absolutely loves carrots。 He goes to the same field everyday and picks some carrots for a snack but the carrots don't like this。 The carrots end up following him and haunting him so he goes on and builds walls around this field and the carrots party because they are so happy that the bunny will finally leave them and their friends alone。I gave this book a 5 star rating because its a cute and funny book for kids to read。 A good book to practice reading out loud and learning new vocabulary。 Maybe this book will even teach them to eat more than just one food。 。。。more
Selena Quinones
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 when I previously read this book to my kindergarten group the students loved it。 They enjoyed the spooky theme and were so excited for each page turn。 Reynolds details play a large role as some of the shorter phrase allow the readers to build suspense for what is to come from the creepy carrots。 As Jasper Rabbit keeps seeing the carrots the illustrations show the carrots lurking then regular orange things that could be mistaken for creepy carrots。 I think that is a very interesting and well thou when I previously read this book to my kindergarten group the students loved it。 They enjoyed the spooky theme and were so excited for each page turn。 Reynolds details play a large role as some of the shorter phrase allow the readers to build suspense for what is to come from the creepy carrots。 As Jasper Rabbit keeps seeing the carrots the illustrations show the carrots lurking then regular orange things that could be mistaken for creepy carrots。 I think that is a very interesting and well thought idea where the only color that is shown is the orange。 The ending of course was very exciting for the students as they realized that the carrots had been following Jasper along and that their plan worked to keep Jasper Rabbit away from their carrot patch。 。。。more
Agnė
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2。5 out of 5Creepy Carrots！ is a spooky and entertaining picturebook about a rabbit who may or may not be stalked by his favorite snack。It's a cute story， but for some reason it failed to charm me。 I don’t know， maybe the rabbits were too human for my liking。。。Anyhow， the authors did a great job portraying childhood fears。Also， I liked some interesting phrases: “Later that night， as Jasper lay in bed， he heard it。Breathing。Terrible， carroty breathing。” And the twist at the end surprised me :）T 2。5 out of 5Creepy Carrots！ is a spooky and entertaining picturebook about a rabbit who may or may not be stalked by his favorite snack。It's a cute story， but for some reason it failed to charm me。 I don’t know， maybe the rabbits were too human for my liking。。。Anyhow， the authors did a great job portraying childhood fears。Also， I liked some interesting phrases: “Later that night， as Jasper lay in bed， he heard it。Breathing。Terrible， carroty breathing。” And the twist at the end surprised me :）The artwork in Creepy Carrots！ is cute and clever， and it fits the story perfectly。 I loved the pop of orange in the otherwise black-and-white illustrations， and the use of light is spectacular。 Way to create a creepy atmosphere！P。S。 Check out this cool short video about Peter Brown's creative process。 。。。more
Whitney Weaver
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Creepy Carrots！ has been a favorite of my sons for almost 2 years now！
Carina
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I'm five and I was excited for my mom to read this book because I remember the school librarian reading this book to my class in 4K！ It's scary in a fun way。 I'm five and I was excited for my mom to read this book because I remember the school librarian reading this book to my class in 4K！ It's scary in a fun way。 。。。more
John Merriam
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Kiddo was read this by Mrs。 Reeseman - School librarian through virtual learning on her Youtube
Catrina McKittrick
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This is a very funny， yet spooky book for children！ With fun voices it can be very entertaining， especially around Halloween time！ Enjoy reading about how Jasper Rabbit cannot get enough carrots， so much that the carrots actually start following him！
Emily K
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"Creepy Carrots！" is a picture story book about Jasper Rabbit。 Jasper Rabbit loves carrots， especially carrots in Crackenhooper Field。 He loved eating these carrots on the way to school， on the way to baseball practice， etc。 He couldn't get enough of them， until one night he noticed something strange。 After his baseball game， he stopped at Crackenhooper Field like usual， but this time the carrots followed him home。 While he was brushing his teeth， he started seeing creepy carrots。 Then he saw th "Creepy Carrots！" is a picture story book about Jasper Rabbit。 Jasper Rabbit loves carrots， especially carrots in Crackenhooper Field。 He loved eating these carrots on the way to school， on the way to baseball practice， etc。 He couldn't get enough of them， until one night he noticed something strange。 After his baseball game， he stopped at Crackenhooper Field like usual， but this time the carrots followed him home。 While he was brushing his teeth， he started seeing creepy carrots。 Then he saw them on his walls， his closet， in his yard， in his shed， everywhere。 Jasper decided to build a fence and a moat around the field so they couldn't escape and follow him home。 Whenever night came， all the carrots starting cheering because their plan worked。 Jasper Rabbit would never come into their field again。 The illustrations in this book have a very Halloween feel to them。 Everything is mostly black， orange， and gray with creepy shadows。 The images fit and enhance the story great。 I think this book would be appropriate for 3rd-6th grade depending on the individual reading level on the students。 It could be too mature and scary for some 3rd graders， but some could for sure handle it and enjoy it。 。。。more
Prabhjot Kaur
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Jasper loves carrots and he always pulls some carrots out of their patch on the way to school and the practice and everywhere else。 Until he starts to get followed by the carrots everywhere but his parents reassure him that there's no such thing as creepy carrots but Jasper knew that the creepy carrots were real as he could see them everywhere。 He comes up with a plan and makes a patch for the carrots in the hope that the carrots will stay in the patch and not follow him everywhere。 Little did h Jasper loves carrots and he always pulls some carrots out of their patch on the way to school and the practice and everywhere else。 Until he starts to get followed by the carrots everywhere but his parents reassure him that there's no such thing as creepy carrots but Jasper knew that the creepy carrots were real as he could see them everywhere。 He comes up with a plan and makes a patch for the carrots in the hope that the carrots will stay in the patch and not follow him everywhere。 Little did he know that it was the carrots' plan all along。This was a super fun way to get kids to plant things and look after the plants I guess。 4 stars 。。。more
La Coccinelle
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Falling squarely in the "vegetables have feelings" camp is this twisted tale of （mild） horror about a rabbit and his veggie victims。 Jasper Rabbit loves to eat carrots。。。 but do those carrots love to be eaten？ Apparently not， because one day he starts to notice that they're。。。 well， stalking him。 But those carrots are wily， and nobody believes Jasper when he says they're out to get him。 What's a hungry rabbit to do？This is a cute book that would be fun at any time of year， but especially at Hall Falling squarely in the "vegetables have feelings" camp is this twisted tale of （mild） horror about a rabbit and his veggie victims。 Jasper Rabbit loves to eat carrots。。。 but do those carrots love to be eaten？ Apparently not， because one day he starts to notice that they're。。。 well， stalking him。 But those carrots are wily， and nobody believes Jasper when he says they're out to get him。 What's a hungry rabbit to do？This is a cute book that would be fun at any time of year， but especially at Halloween when readers are looking for something a bit creepy。 The black-and-white illustrations with just a few touches of orange give the book an old-fashioned feel that's reminiscent of a particular old TV show。Overall， this is an amusing story。 Check it out if you're looking for something fun and a bit creepy （but not too scary）。Quotable moment: 。。。more
Madison Impton
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Creepy Carrots is a great Halloween read for young readers as it is just scary enough for entertainment but not too scary for children。 This story puts a fun twist on the philosophy: too much of a good thing can become a bad thing。 Jasper， the main character， finds a way to put the "good thing gone bad" （the carrots） back into is control。 This can be a great book for around the holiday， while still teaching the reader a valuable life lesson。 Creepy Carrots is a great Halloween read for young readers as it is just scary enough for entertainment but not too scary for children。 This story puts a fun twist on the philosophy: too much of a good thing can become a bad thing。 Jasper， the main character， finds a way to put the "good thing gone bad" （the carrots） back into is control。 This can be a great book for around the holiday， while still teaching the reader a valuable life lesson。 。。。more
Robin Harriford
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Great Book！（Silas’s review）: I love the illustrations。 It’s awesome。 The artist is a great person。 I think everyone should read this book。 It makes me want to eat some carrots。
Andrew Ostrander
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I really enjoyed this book。 I think this is a great picture book that contains a little bit of thrill that is often not present in picture books， but yet is age-appropriate for students。 The students will be on the edge of their seats while reading this book。 This book also contains some humorous elements， which are always class favorites。 I think this book could also serve as a fun little read aloud。
Nathan
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My boys thought this one was hilarious。
Sharon Anderson
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Not really my favorite。 But Rosie sure loves it。
Emily Dirham
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Jasper loves snacking from a carrot patch throughout the day， until he begins noticing carrot shaped shadows all around him。。。 Creepy Carrots is a comical read for youngsters that provides a fun plot twist at the end。 Overall， I found it to be an entertaining book that would be especially fun around Halloween time。 However， I do not find it as educationally valuable as many other Halloween options。 This book would be spectacular for a read aloud and maybe a craft。 There would be potential to use Jasper loves snacking from a carrot patch throughout the day， until he begins noticing carrot shaped shadows all around him。。。 Creepy Carrots is a comical read for youngsters that provides a fun plot twist at the end。 Overall， I found it to be an entertaining book that would be especially fun around Halloween time。 However， I do not find it as educationally valuable as many other Halloween options。 This book would be spectacular for a read aloud and maybe a craft。 There would be potential to use this story for diving into setting and conflict， but I cannot see it being used much beyond that。 I also have to question if all students in say， a Kindergarten classroom， would understand the twist at the end。 Nonetheless， it is a fun read！ 。。。more
Bailey McKellip
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Book Title: Creepy Carrots！Author: Aaron ReynoldsIllustrator: Peter BrownReading Level: LGBook Level: 2。3Book Summary: Jasper Rabbit loves to eat carrots from the Crakenhopper Field anytime he wants; that is， until the carrots start following him。 Jasper must find a way to get rid of the creepy carrots once and for all。 Bookshelf Mentor Writing Trait: Convention- Aaron Reynolds uses a wide variety of writing conventions in his story about Jasper Rabbit and the creepy carrots。 Creepy Carrots！ inc Book Title: Creepy Carrots！Author: Aaron ReynoldsIllustrator: Peter BrownReading Level: LGBook Level: 2。3Book Summary: Jasper Rabbit loves to eat carrots from the Crakenhopper Field anytime he wants; that is， until the carrots start following him。 Jasper must find a way to get rid of the creepy carrots once and for all。 Bookshelf Mentor Writing Trait: Convention- Aaron Reynolds uses a wide variety of writing conventions in his story about Jasper Rabbit and the creepy carrots。 Creepy Carrots！ includes a variety of punctuation， ellipsis， italicized font， quotation marks， and all capitalized words。 Reynolds use of convention in his story easily guides the reader through the story with the vast emotions of Jasper Rabbit。 This story also includes phonetically spelled words that transport the readers to Crakenhopper Field where the carrots follow Jasper with a "tunktunktunk"。 This story would be a good example to use when introducing children to how to use different conventions in writing。 Presentation- The illustrations in Creepy Carrots！ hooks the readers and does an excellent job enhancing the story of Jasper Rabbit。 The book is illustrated in black and white with the exception of the carrots which are drawn in color; making this a great choice from Peter Brown to support the "creepiness" factor in this story。 The illustrations are well organized and sequentially easy for the reader to follow along with。 Other suggestions: I would use Creepy Carrots！ in the classroom to inspire students to create their own stories and illustrations of a creepy fruit or vegetable of their choice。 Students would use a variety of writing conventions in their own story to engage the reader。 Students will create illustrations to support their stories and organize them using the writing trait of presentation。 。。。more
Pat Roberts
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I am an avid walker。 I came upon this fun little book that was posted page by page on wood stands so parents could walk with their children and read the book。 This was set up by our local library， as it was closed during COVID。 Great idea。
Jaime
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These creepy books by Aaron Reynolds are so much fun。 The illustrations are big so it’s perfect for a read aloud。
Haleemeh
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Umm。。。this book was written very smart， but I don't think I like the story。 The book tells a tale about how Jasper rabbit loves eating carrots from Crackenhopper field。 He would grab some on the way going to school， little league practice， even at night。 He was obsessed with eating carrots， but the carrots were tired of being yanked and pulled from the ground。 So， the carrots decided to do something about it。 They frightened rabbit Jasper by scaring him at night， in the bathroom， and in the shed Umm。。。this book was written very smart， but I don't think I like the story。 The book tells a tale about how Jasper rabbit loves eating carrots from Crackenhopper field。 He would grab some on the way going to school， little league practice， even at night。 He was obsessed with eating carrots， but the carrots were tired of being yanked and pulled from the ground。 So， the carrots decided to do something about it。 They frightened rabbit Jasper by scaring him at night， in the bathroom， and in the shed。 Jasper would even call out to his parents to tell them that there were "creepy carrots，" but no one believed him。 Poor Jasper was so scared that he decided to build a fence around the field and trapping all the creepy carrots， so they won't escape。 All of the sudden， there were no more creepy carrots and Jasper was relieved。 However， back at the Crackenhopper field the carrots were cheering and excited because Rabbit Jasper can't yank or pull on them anymore。 It's a good story， but I don't like that poor rabbit Jasper is scared to eat his favorite snack。 However， this book is perfect for children who love spooky stories。 The illustrations in this book were also excellent and eminent。 。。。more
kim
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alright
Thomas Bell
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Loved the ending。
Angie
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Jasper Rabbit loves carrots， especially the ones in Crackenhopper Field。 But， things start to change for him when the carrots start following Jasper， at least that's how it appears。 Even his parents can't convince Jasper that his imagination is running away with him， so Jasper decides to take matters into his own hands。 This is a story about how our mind can play tricks on us， but also has a fun twist at the end。 The black and white illustrations really make the orange of the carrots pop on each Jasper Rabbit loves carrots， especially the ones in Crackenhopper Field。 But， things start to change for him when the carrots start following Jasper， at least that's how it appears。 Even his parents can't convince Jasper that his imagination is running away with him， so Jasper decides to take matters into his own hands。 This is a story about how our mind can play tricks on us， but also has a fun twist at the end。 The black and white illustrations really make the orange of the carrots pop on each page。 。。。more
DiAnne Warfield
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CADL FB Live story time， 10-28-2020
Christina Crosland
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