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Clifford's first Halloween Emily Elizabeth has a quandary in deciding
upon a costume for Clifford. She tries a clown first, then an angel before
deciding upon a ghost costume for the little puppy. After a successful
turn at trick or treating, the two attended a fun Halloween Party. |
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Clifford
has fun attending a party with Emily Elizabeth before the two head out
trick or treating. |
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A
variation of the "House that Jack built" theme detailing what
antics ensue when a hand knocks upon the door of a house that is haunted. |
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Poor
Jesse Bear experiences a series of scares while preparing for and enjoying
Halloween with his family. |
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After being funny the previous Halloween Jim decides to
be really scary by wearing the "real-skin rubber monster mask".
But as the night progresses he worries that he's turning into a monster
until his friends come to his rescue and provide him with another way
to enjoy trick or treating. |
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A
little boy is frightened by the pumpkins, monsters, and witches that visit
his house until he decides to be the scariest monster of all! A good book
for overcoming little one's fears of Halloween and trick or treating. |
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Angelina and her friend Alice want to be dancing fireflies
for Halloween but are irritated when Angelina's sister Polly insists on
tagging along and interrupting the fun. Then Polly gets lost and Angelina
learns that Halloween isn't nearly as much fun without family. |
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The
delights of Halloween in a lift-the-flap book. |
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Mitzi is looking for the perfect "creepy" pet
to go ghost hunting in the Attic with, watch creature features with, and
to listen to her darkest secrets. But after several mistarts she finds
it in the most unlikely of creatures. |
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Five monsters decide to each pitch in a special ingredient
and make monster stew to celebrate Halloween. But monster mischief ensues
until a sixth monster arrives with a special Halloween surprise. |
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A good story-teller's tale, each page of the book is illustrated
to show a different Halloween face. |
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Poor Oscar the Dachshund is teased by his dog friends for
being a "wiener dog" until Halloween comes around and Oscar
saves the day. |
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A young boy throws a Halloween party but is
dismayed when real ghouls, monsters, and witches crash it. |
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Illustrations that evoke nostalgia demonstrate that "anything
can happen under a pumpkin moon". |
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Another variation on the "house that Jack built"
theme, with a bat that got bit by a cat who was chased by a werewolf that
wrestled with a manticore..... |
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Two escaped prisoners get more than they bargained for when
they hide in a haunted house filled with vampires, bats, werewolves and
more on Halloween night. |
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Three kids think bad things are going to happen because
a black cat crossed their path on Halloween, but later that night they
learn that good luck can happen on Halloween too. |
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A variation on the "Going on a Bear Hunt" theme.
Very cute. |
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The Teeny Tiny Ghost is not very brave at heart until a
learning experience at school grants him the courage he needs to find
out who is haunting his teeny tiny house. |
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A perfect board book to introduce the joys of Halloween to the littlest
Boils and Ghouls. |
