Halloween night book4/10/2023 This rhyming Halloween book is great fun for kids and adults alike! Who doesn’t love a book that combines counting and poetry to create a spooky fun story? The rhymes are so fun that you might even find yourself singing them. At the Old Haunted House, by Helen Ketteman, illustrated by Nate WraggĪt the old haunted house / In a room with no sun / Lived a warty green witch / And her wee witchy one. Goodnight Goon: A Petrifying Parody, by Michael Rexįor kids who love the perennial classic, Goodnight Moon, this hilariously ghoulish Halloween book will get your family laughing at all the ridiculous ways in which ghosts prepare themselves for bedtime. From mice and cobwebs to jack-o-lanterns and bats, kids will love combing through the creepy crawly fun. With 13 brilliant photographs that pack an impressive array of all things Halloween, kids can lose themselves trying to find a list of holiday objects. If you’re looking for a Halloween book to really engage your kids, then I Spy Spooky Night is a must-have. I Spy Spooky Night: A Book of Picture Riddles, by Jean Marzollo, illustrated by Walter Wick Tykes will love heading to Bear Country to watch what happens when Brother and Sister Bear get ready for Halloween…but things get a little out of control when someone in their group of friends decides to play a prank. The Berenstain Bears Trick or Treat, by Stan & Jan BerenstainĪ longtime favorite, this Halloween book does not disappoint. This is a great Halloween book for kids who are excited about the holiday…but still get a little scared. Who doesn’t love Pete the Cat and his cool swagger? Like most kids, Pete the Cat digs Halloween with its fun costumes and, of course, all that candy. Pookie is experiencing a problem that most little kids can definitely relate to: What to dress up as for Halloween? In this delightful Halloween board book, Pookie will find a resolution that will put a smile on your child’s face (and may even help your kiddo finally decide what to be this year!) Pete the Cat: Trick or Pete, by James Dean As she and her cat try to find her missing items, they meet some friends along the way…but will there be room on her broom for all of them? Spooky Pookie, by Sandra Boynton This is a sweet Halloween book for kids about a witch and her cat who are flying through the sky when the wind begins to whip away her things. So, make room in your bookshelf for these Halloween books for kids… Room on the Broom, by Julia Donaldson, illustrated by Axel Scheffler Light some fall-themed candles, pour yourself a drink or grab a handful of Halloween candy, and settle in with one of these haunting Halloween books.Halloween is one of the most fun days of the year for kids…after all, it involves two things tykes love: dressing up and chowing down on candy! To help your little witches and ghouls get into the spirit of the season, we’ve rounded up some Halloween books for kids that not only teach great lessons on everything from patience to friendship, but also help little ones savor the feeling of the season well before the big spooky sugar-laden night of revelry. So put aside the DIY costume projects and clean off the pumpkin-carving station. No matter what genre you prefer, these books are sure to keep you intrigued until the last page is turned. If you’re interested in learning more about the history of Halloween and why we celebrate it, there are some nonfiction picks that are sure to captivate you. These books encompass everything from classic horror novels to lighthearted tales of witches to enchanting poems, and everything in between. Just know that you may need to follow up by watching a kid-friendly Halloween movie to put you at ease. If you’re usually a fan of scary or mysterious reads, then there’s no time like October to hunker down with a good Halloween book - whether you do it in the dark or not is up to you. Whether you’re turning your attention to spooky stories of witches and vampires or chilling thrillers that'll keep you up all night, there’s sure to be a genre for every mood. When the weather starts to cool down and the leaves begin to change, there’s nothing quite like curling up with a good book.
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