The Legend Of Candy Claws

A giant, black bat takes candy from bullies on Halloween and gives it to good little boys and girls on Christmas in this anti-bullying tale for children of all ages.

A giant black bat takes candy from bullies on Halloween and delivers it to good little boys and girls on Christmas in this anti-bullying tale for children of all ages. "Spooky, witty, bursting with heart!" - Caroline Thompson- screenwriter- The Nightmare Before Christmas"If Dr. Seuss and Dickens met Poe in a playground, the resulting collaboration might read like The Legend of Candy Claws, a sweet, creepy morality tale for kids, beautifully illustrated, endlessly charming and armed with an important, socially relevant message." - Fangoria Magazine

Candy Claws has turned to Halloween to satisfy his hunger for sweets. Since Christmas is a moot event for his forays against children. His humiliating defeat at the hands of his son Santa sends Candy Claw in another direction where he will meet another adversary named Pumpkin Head. Magic and humor are once again used to give Candy Claws his just deserts. Halloweens finest are brought to bear in an epic battle for the goodies that Candy Claws craves so much.

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Out of the watery grave of Atlantis arises the legend of Candy Claws. For eons, this ancient being was the original Grinch of all holidays. His hordes of Kwakwas have brought untold misery and pain to the children of the world. But as the legend will reveal, goodness can come from evil.

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