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Here comes Jack. He is a werewolf. He is proud of this, and nothing you might say will change his opinion of himself, for he is not the scary, kid biting, sneaky type at all. As a matter of fact, he not keen on biting any humans! He would much rather eat cereal or crunchy tacos. In the werewolf world, he is what you might call…quirky. He actually LIKES non-werewolves and associates with everyone! (Can you imagine? He says they’re fascinating.) Everyone knows that werewolves bite. It’s a stone cold fact. Not Jack though...
In 2006, we found ourselves getting ready for trick-or-treat with our first son, Ben. He was finally old enough to walk around, so we wanted to take him out for the first time. The weather was supposed to be amazing, no rain, or wind, or snow. We had never been on the Mamma and Papa side of trick-or-treat, and we were excited, so I (Mama) went to the shop to find a costume. Ben had only been walking for a few months, so I wasn’t sure how long he would even be able to last on trick-or-treat, but I was so excited to go with him....
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