1970s/1980s Halloween Monster Book Fair
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Welcome To Bleak Sunday. This Time I Look At Monster Publications Produced During The 1970s & 1980s At School Libraries And Book Fairs. #bleaksunday
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Just some wonderful memories from these books! Thanks for sharing Mister Wild
Very welcome. Enjoy your Bleak Sunday.
3:04 Oh man, I had “Super Monsters” as a kid (yup, got it from the Book Fair 😄) and read the heck out of it. Good times… ☺️
Glad you enjoyed. Thank you for watching.
Very Cool video. Thanks for sharing Your passion for Monsters. Brings back a lot of memories for Me😀👍♥️🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧🌎🎉🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉💯💯
Thanks.
Boy, did this bring back so many great memories !! Thank you !!!
Getting monster books from the library or book fair, was always exciting !
Incredible video my friend. I remember being in elementary school in the early 90's on library day and racing to check out the Crestwood monster books. I've managed to get two of them in recent years, the Mad Scientist and the Mummy. I'd love to get more but they are pretty hard to come by.
Thanks for the compliment. This is a tough set to collect on a budget.
The Crestwood books are a major reason I'm into all of this stuff today.
PS Loved the parody intro.
I have such fond memories of Crestwood House Monsters Books. My Father was into genealogy, so I visited lots of public libraries. These books were in every one of them. Kept me content during our visits.
epic bleak sunday on the Halloween Monster Books and super creepy and so fun
Thanks Matt.
There were so many great monster and books about hauntings back when we were kids. Daniel Cohen wrote a lot of great books. I have a nice collection of paperbacks of his
Thanks Count. I'm starting looking to add the Wolf Man and Godzilla books to my collection. Maybe someday... thank you for your support.
Great video. Thomas Aylesworth’s book got me hooked on Monsters in first grade. I had all of Daniel Cohens books including that Star Trek one. It was the first place you could see the monster from Galileo 7! My kind of book fair!
That's an awesome comment. I'll have to look at the Star Trek Monsters book again to check that out. Thanks for watching.
@@johnwild8336 loved it and subscribed! I had a great time doing my Bleak Sunday vids as well!
Miss ur videos ,it’s true nothing staying the same and enjoy it while u can. Hope ur in good health and doing well ,anytime for come back will be welcomed.
Doing well. I'm hoping to get some content up soon. Thanks for your support.
dam that brought back some memories, i forgot about those books and i had at least 4 of them, im 52 now , that took me waaay back
Awesome. Thanks for watching.
As a child that raise on Universal Monsters in the 70's Love Loved these books growing-up thanks for the blast from the past John..
Your very welcome. Hope to put together some Six Million Dollar Man videos in the near future. Thank you for watching.
most of my early yrs in school to sit down and read a book was almost impossible but 1975 5th grade the school would hand out book sale ordering pamflets and there for the 1st time I seen a book that caught my eyes "MOVIE MONSTERS BY THOMAS G. AYLESWORTH" in a short while which felt like for ever I received it and for the 1st time I wanted to read and know all that this book was about these cool monsters I enjoyed on late night TV ,I still hav my original book not in the best condition but a few yrs back I bought a new clean copy of it ,it would be again till 1976 I discovered FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILM LAND ,so monsters taught me to read better
Awesome comment. Thanks 😊
Ha ha! I wonder why that intro reminds me of something...and those gloves... Thank you for being part of Bleak Sunday! I had most of these books as a kid, but surprisingly I did not have any of the Crestwood books. They're just about the only books in this video that I didn't either own, or repeatedly check out of the library. Not sure why the Crestwood series missed me. I never noticed Clifford in the How to Care for Your Monster book. That's a cute Easter egg. As I kid, I seriously longed for a pet monster, and I studied that book religiously to prepare for the day when I would have the opportunity. I really wanted the Mummy in that book. He was the cutest.
Thanks for the invite to participate. Glad you appreciated my "trick or treat" intro. I begged my parents for McKee's Movies Greatest Monsters book because I could only keep Crestwood House for two weeks at a time. Monster books led me down the path of searching out these Movies to view as an adult. Very proud of this collection of paperback Monsters books.
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cool video
Thanks Shawn.
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Thank you.
Awesome video brother !!! I need a few of those books !!!!
Thanks MIB. Definitely worth owning any of these books.