<p>Dear Acquisitions Editor:</p>
<p>There&rsquo;s a Troll in my Candy Bowl is a completed, children&rsquo;s book of 798 words. This children&rsquo;s book is targeted for boys and girls ages five years old and up. One of the most exciting times of the year for children is Trick-or-Treating during Halloween, not just for the dressing up but mostly for the large amounts of candy they receive. Through the years, Halloween for kids has been the same thing, dress up, go out, and get candy. Now, with A Troll in my Candy Bowl, this book offers something different and unique that no other Halloween product offers to kids.</p>
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<p>A Troll in my Bowl is about a little boy named Jonny who adores Halloween. One night while eating candy with his German Shepherd Dog, his dog notices something strange. When the two investigate, they notice something unique indeed. In the dark kitchen, there appears to be a tiny troll in Jonny&rsquo;s candy bowl. The troll is small with green skin, spiky green hair and has a shirt on that says I love (with a heart shaped symbol instead of love) Candy. There is one catch, though. The Troll disappears when the lights are turned on. After discovering the troll will disappear when the lights are on he makes sure that every year to leave the lights on near his candy and the candy being offered on his porch is always lit.</p>
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<p>A unique part of A Troll in my Candy Bowl is not just the story itself. To make this a complete entertaining package, the book will include a toy troll, a small candy bowl, and a night light. The design of these items is still to be determined. The toy troll would be designed in a way that is funny looking to children to prevent them from being scared. This is the most important aspect of the book because the parents of the children will have a way to turn Halloween into something never done before. A Troll in my Candy Bowl is not just a children&rsquo;s book but an experience that will be a joy to not only the children but the parents. During the beginning of October, the parent could read the book to their children. After they have finished, the parent would then explain to their kid that the child needs to fill the bowl provided with candy and either put the night light provided into the bowl or near it every night until Halloween. The parent would then hide the troll in a darkened area near the candy bowl so that when the child awoke the next day they could try and find where the troll is. Variations of this general idea could be modified to the parents liking. This would create something new and exciting for the parents and children that are completely different than anything experience for the month of October and Halloween.</p>
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<p>Thank you for taking the time to consider&nbsp;&nbsp; A Troll in my Candy Bowl.&nbsp; I look forward to hearing from you soon!</p>
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<p>Very truly yours,</p>
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<p>Jon Derek Nicassio</p>
<p>jonnicassio@gmail.com</p>