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World Book Day

Do you love to read? Did you know today, April 23, 2024, is World Book Day? The day is perfect for all book lovers! Celebrating World Book Day can be exciting! If you are searching for ideas, consider the following activities for World Book Day.

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  1. Book Exchange: Organize a book exchange with friends, family, or colleagues. The concept is simple. Everyone brings a book or two that they love and swaps for another one.
  2. Reading Marathon: Challenge yourself to read as many pages or books as possible in one day. Set up a cozy reading corner with snacks and spend the day immersed in books.
  3. Literary Costume Party: Plan and organize a book-themed party. Dress up as your favorite book character and host a costume party. Ask guests to guess each other’s characters.
  4. Book Club Gathering: If you are currently part of a book club, celebrate World Book Day by discussing your favorite books over snacks and drinks. If you do not have a book club, organize one.
  5. Community Storytelling: Host a storytelling event at your local library, school, or community center. Ask people to share their favorite passages or stories. If you cannot organize an in-person event, ask the question on social media.
  6. Support Local Bookstores: Visit a local bookstore and purchase a book or two to support independent sellers.
  7. Donate Books: Collect gently used books and donate them to schools, libraries, or shelters in need.
  8. Write Your Own Story: Encourage creativity by hosting a writing workshop where participants can write their own short stories or poems inspired by World Book Day. The workshop can be in-person or online.

Happy World Book Day! Enjoy! Happy Reading!

27 Children’s Books to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

Are you looking forward to St. Patrick’s Day? Do you want to do an easy but fun activity with your children? Stop at your local library or bookstore to find St. Patrick’s Day-themed books. Spend an afternoon reading books together. If you are searching for ideas, consider the following books for kids to celebrate St. Partick’s Day.

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  1. “How to Catch a Leprechaun” (2016) – Adam Wallace
  2. “Wilford and Blue, Paddy’s Day Pincher” (2022) – Rebecca McDonald & James McDonald
  3. “Liam the Leprechaun Loves to Fart” (2021) – Humor Heals Us
  4. “Valerie Fox and the Leprechaun’s Box” (2022) – K.A. Devlin
  5. “The Night Before St. Patrick’s Day” (2009) – Natasha Wing
  6. “Spot’s Lucky Day” (2022) – Eric Hill
  7. “The Berenstain Bears’ St. Patrick’s Day” (2021) – Mike Berenstain
  8. “Thing One, Thing Two and the Leprechaun” (2022) – Dr. Suess
  9. “Leo the Farting Leprechaun and the Great Rainbow” (2022) – Emma Sill Publishing
  10. “The Itsy-Bitsy Leprechaun” (2018) – Jeffrey Burton
  11. “Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Curious George” (2014) – H.A. Rey
  12. “Whiskers Finds His Luck” (2024) – Shana Gorian
  13. “I Spy St. Patrick’s Day Book: St Patrick’s Day” (2022) – Flora Sootie
  14. “Elmo’s Lucky Day” (2020) – Andrea Posner-Sanchez
  15. “St. Patrick’s Day” (1994) – Gail Gibbons
  16. “Jamie O’Rourke and the Big Potato” (1997) – Tomie dePaola
  17. “The Secret Life of Leprechauns” (2020) – Luna James
  18. “Rosco the Rascal at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade” (2017) – Shana Gorian
  19. “St. Patrick’s Day in the Morning” (1983) – Eve Bunting
  20. “There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover!” (2012) – Lucille Colandro
  21. “Patrick: Patron Saint of Ireland” (1992) – Tomie dePaola
  22. “That’s What Leprechauns Do” (2009) – Eve Bunting
  23. “Pout-Pout Fish: Lucky Leprechaun” (2019) – Deborah Diesen
  24. “Pete the Cat: The Great Leprechaun Chase” (2019) – James Dean
  25. “Ten Lucky Leprechauns” (2013) – Kathryn Heling
  26. “Tim O’Toole and the Wee Folk” (1992) – Gerald McDermott
  27. “Lucky Day” (2020) – Matt Donnelly

Enjoy! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Hobbies You Can Start this Winter

Is finding a new hobby on your resolution list for 2024? Hobbies are a fantastic creative endeavor. Since Winter is going strong, starting a hobby today is a great way to pass the time on cold, snowy days. If you are searching for ideas, consider the following hobbies you can start this Winter at home.

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  1. Knit or Crochet: Both are perfect for cozy winter evenings. If you need instructions, try searching YouTube for ideas.
  2. Indoor Gardening: Start cultivating some plants or herbs indoors. Fresh herbs are wonderful in new recipes.
  3. Cooking or Baking: Experiment with new recipes and warm up your kitchen.
  4. Painting or Drawing: Explore your creative side with winter-inspired art. Start by purchasing basics at your local dollar store.
  5. Reading Challenge: Set a goal to read several books during the Winter. Go to your local library or bookstore to find new Winter reading material.
  6. Yoga or Meditation: Stay active and maintain mental well-being.
  7. Board Games or Puzzles: Enjoy some indoor fun with family or friends.
  8. Writing: Try your hand at short stories, poetry, or journaling.
  9. DIY Crafts: Make handmade gifts or decorations for the season. Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, and Easter are coming soon.
  10. Photography: Capture the beauty of winter landscapes around you. Step outside and snap a few photos of the fallen snow or icicles. If you do not want to go out, set up a photo booth in your home to take photos of your family and friends. (Yes, photographing your cat is acceptable).
  11. Learn a New Skill: Try a language app, or a class online, or search YouTube for something new to learn.

In the chilly Winter months, everyone cozies up at home for warmth and comfort. Embracing a new hobby is an awesome way to make the most of those blustery, wintry days!

10 Winter Traditions to Enjoy With Your Family

Do you fancy kicking off some winter traditions with your family? Well, now’s the perfect time to start planning! If you are searching for a little inspiration, why not delve into these awesome winter traditions that are sure to create lasting memories for your kids?

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  1. Snowman Building Contest: Organize a friendly competition to see who can build the most creative snowman. Building a snowman is a fun way to get everyone involved in outdoor activities.
  2. Homemade Hot Chocolate Night: Create a cozy atmosphere by making hot chocolate from scratch with various toppings like whipped cream, marshmallows, and sprinkles. Enjoy your hot chocolate together while sharing winter stories or watching a movie.
  3. Winter Nature Scavenger Hunt: Bundle up and explore your surroundings for winter-themed items. Create a list of natural items to find like pinecones, icicles, or animal tracks. A nature scavenger hunt adds an educational element to outdoor winter play.
  4. Family Movie Night by the Fireplace: Choose classic winter movies, prepare popcorn, and gather around the fireplace for a movie night that creates lasting memories.
  5. DIY Winter Crafts: Spend an afternoon indoors creating winter-themed crafts. Your local dollar store is a great resource for low-cost supplies. Create snowflake decorations, paint winter scenes, or make personalized Valentine’s Day gifts. Hosting a craft day is a great way to unleash creativity.
  6. Ice Skating Tradition: Whether at a local rink or a frozen pond, ice skating can become a cherished winter tradition. Ice skating is both a fun winter activity and an opportunity for family bonding.
  7. Baking Extravaganza: Set aside a day for baking fun treats like no-bake cookies, sugar cookies to decorate, or themed cakes. Let everyone contribute to the delicious results. You can always deliver baked goodies to family and friends if you have extras.
  8. Winter Storytime: Choose seasonal books and gather around the fireplace or under fuzzy blankets for a cozy reading session. Storytime is a simple yet magical way to create lasting memories with your family.
  9. Winter Photo Shoot: Capture the beauty of the winter season by organizing a family photo shoot in the snow. The pictures will serve as cherished mementos for years to come.
  10. Winter Adventures: When the weather is favorable, spend time outdoors on a winter adventure. Go skiing, snowboarding, sledding, or tubing. Embrace winter days with fun adventures.

Winter will not last forever. Have fun and enjoy the season!

15 Christmas Gift Ideas for Book Lovers

Do you have a book lover on your Christmas list? Are you trying to find the perfect gift? If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following Christmas gift ideas for book lovers.

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  1. Personalized Bookmarks: Customized bookmarks with their name or a special quote. Bookmarks come in a wide variety of shapes, themes, and sizes. Find a bookmark with a favorite quote, art design, or character. If you are crafty, consider making a homemade bookmark for a Christmas gift.
  2. Literary Tote Bags: Tote bags or backpacks featuring classic book covers or literary quotes are a great Christmas gift.
  3. Book Subscription Box: A subscription that delivers a new book to their doorstep each month.
  4. Bookstore Gift Card: A gift card to their favorite local bookstore or online retailer.
  5. Bookish Mugs: Mugs with quotes from famous authors or their favorite books. Along with the mug, add packets of hot cocoa or tea to your gift.
  6. Box Set: A collection of classic novels or a boxed set of their favorite series is an excellent Christmas gift for any book lover.
  7. Bookends: Stylish bookends to help organize their bookshelf.
  8. Reading Journal: A journal for them to jot down thoughts about the books they read.
  9. Literary Puzzle: A puzzle featuring a famous book cover or author’s portrait is a fun Christmas gift idea for all ages.
  10. Author Biography: Consider a well-written biography of one of their favorite authors. Ask your local bookstore for recommendations. If purchasing online, look for the ratings or reviews.
  11. Bookish Candles: Candles with scents inspired by classic novels or book-related sayings are another great Christmas gift idea for book lovers.
  12. E-Reader Cover: A stylish cover to protect their e-reader. A cover is a practical and useful gift.
  13. Literary T-Shirts: T-shirts or sweatshirts with book-related designs or quotes are the perfect gift ideas that last longer.
  14. Cozy Blanket: A soft and cozy blanket for their reading nook. Blankets are a wonderful gift, especially on cold, winter nights.
  15. Bookish Phone Case: A phone case featuring a favorite book cover or quote.

Remember to consider their specific preferences and favorite genres when choosing the perfect Christmas gift for your family or friends. Merry Christmas!

Halloween Books for Kids

Halloween is only a few days away. Do you want to give your children themed books for Halloween? Or perhaps you need a list of Halloween books for kids for your next trip to the library. Halloween is a fun and exciting holiday to enjoy books. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following list of Halloween books for kids.

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  1. ‘The Lonely Little House Ghost” – J.K. Coy
  2. “Eek! Halloween!” –  Sandra Boynton
  3. “Peter and the Wolf: Wolves Come in Many Disguises” – Gavin Friday
  4. “Creepy Carrots!” – Aaron Reynolds
  5. “Creepy Pair of Underwear!” – Aaron Reynolds
  6. “Big Pumpkin” – Erica Silverman
  7. “Leo: A Ghost Story” – Mac Barnett
  8. “Plinky Witch and the Grand Halloween Scheme” – Liz Cooper
  9. “Too Many Pumpkins” – Lina White
  10. “The Little Ghost Who Lost Her Boo!” – Elaine Bickell
  11. “Ten Timid Ghosts” – Jennifer O’Connell
  12. “Halloween is Coming” – Cal Everett
  13. “Dr. Suess’s Horton Hears a Boo!” – Wade Bradford
  14. “Monster Trucks” – Anika Denise
  15. “Rusty the Pumpkin. Vol. 1. Troll’s Treasures”  – Mary Hook
  16. “Hardly Haunted” – Jessie Sima
  17. “Pumpkin Countdown” – Joan Holub and Jan Smith
  18. “The Roll-Away Pumpkin” – Junia Wonders
  19. “Little Witch” – Anna Elizabeth Bennett
  20. Freddie the Fang-Tastic In the Tales of Wimsy Wood – Jessica Dawn Birks
  21. “Don’t Push the Button! A Halloween Treat” – Bill Cotter
  22. “The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt” – Riel Nason
  23. “At the Old Haunted House” – Helen Ketteman
  24. “Room on the Broom” – Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler
  25. “Splat the Cat and the Pumpkin-Picking Plan” – Catherine Hapka and Loryn Brantz
  26. “Skeleton for Dinner” – Margery Cuyler
  27. ‘There’s a Monster in Your Book” – Tom Fletcher
  28. “Stumpkin” – Lucy Ruth Cummins
  29. “The Halloween Moon” – Joseph Fink
  30. “Crankenstein” – Samantha Berger
  31. “Rosco the Rascal Visits the Pumpkin Patch” – Shana Gorian, Ros Webb, and Josh Addessi
  32. “The Little Kitten” – Nicola Killen
  33. “The Spooky Wheels on the Bus” – J. Elizabeth Mills
  34. “The Scariest Book Ever” – Bob Shea
  35. “The Little Blue Truck’s Halloween” – Alice Schertle and Jill McElmurry
  36. “The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything” – Linda D. Williams and Megan Lloyd
  37. “Pumpkin Jack” – Will Hubbel
  38. “Gilbert the Ghost” – Guido Van Genechten
  39. “Goodnight Goon” – Michael Rex
  40. “Pete the Cat: Trick or Pete” – James Dean
  41. “A Halloween Carol”- Sean M. Hogan
  42.  “How to Make Friends with a Ghost” – Rebecca Green
  43. “The Halloween Moon” – Joseph Find
  44. “The Witches” – Ronald Dahl
  45. “The Last Train on Halloween” –  Cindy Jennings
  46. “Happy Halloween Flip-a-Flap” – Rosa Vonfeder
  47. “Halloween Hustle” – Charlotte Gunnufson
  48. “The Halloween Tree” – Susan Montanari
  49. “Snowmen at Halloween” – Caralyn M. Buehner
  50. “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” – Kara McMahon

With all the Halloween books available, enjoying the spooky season is easy. Happy Halloween!

Ways to Celebrate Back to Hogwarts Day 2023

Every year on September 1st, millions of Harry Potter fans or Potterheads celebrate Going Back to Hogwarts. In the beloved Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, students of Hogwarts return to school on the 1st of September for another year of magical learning.

If you are searching for ways to celebrate Back to Hogwarts Day, check out the following ideas.

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  1. Host a Harry Potter Movie Marathon: Ask your friends and family to join you for a movie marathon of the entire Harry Potter series. Since September 1st starts a long holiday weekend (in the USA), the movie marathon is a great way to relax.
  2. Host a Costume Party: Ask guests to dress up as your favorite wizard, witch, or magical creature from the series. Hosting a themed costume party is a fantastic way to celebrate Back to Hogwarts Day.
  3. Read: Tune out the world, make a cup of tea, and spend the day reading your favorite Harry Potter book or even the entire series.
  4. Make Your Favorite Wizarding Treats: Bake and enjoy wizarding treats like butterbeer, chocolate frogs, and pumpkin pasties from one of the many Harry Potter-themed cookbooks. Treats are a great addition to a movie night, costume party, or snacking while reading.
  5. Get Crafting: Get creative with DIY projects like making your own wands, fan art, Hogwarts house banners, or potion bottles.
  6. Trivia Night: Organize a Harry Potter-themed trivia night with your friends and test your knowledge of the wizarding world.
  7. Listen: If you are too busy, listen to your favorite Harry Potter book.
  8. Visit a Local Bookstore: If there’s a nearby bookstore hosting a Back to Hogwarts event, join in for readings, sorting ceremonies, activities, and special discounts on Harry Potter books. Certain cinemas are showing Deathly Hallows Parts 1 and 2 on the big screen.
  9. Visit a Themed Location: If there’s a Harry Potter-themed attraction or café nearby, go visit with friends and family. Take photos and enjoy your day.
  10. Virtual Gathering: Connect with fellow Wizarding World fans online through social media, forums, groups, or virtual events to share your love for the series.

Remember, the goal is to immerse yourself in the magical world of Harry Potter and share the excitement with fellow Potterheads to celebrate Back to Hogwarts Day.

77 Drawing Prompts for Harry Potter’s Birthday

Are you a big fan of the Harry Potter series written by J.K. Rowling? Every Potterhead knows that July 31st is the birthday of both the author, J.K. Rowling, and the beloved character, Harry Potter.

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If you are searching for an easy activity for a Harry Potter-themed night, drawing is the perfect solution. Whether you’re drawing alone or with your family and friends, the possibilities are endless. Check out the following drawing prompts for Harry Potter’s birthday for inspiration.

  1. Self-Portrait at Hogwarts
  2. Birthday Cake
  3. Scar
  4. Glasses
  5. Letter
  6. Ticket
  7. Platform 9 3/4
  8. Hogwarts Express
  9. Train Compartment
  10. Trolley
  11. Chocolate Frog
  12. Trunk
  13. Shopping
  14. Favorite Store in Diagon Alley
  15. Wand
  16. Books
  17. Ink and Quill
  18. Cauldron
  19. Robes
  20. Supplies
  21. Wizarding Bank
  22. Arriving at Hogwarts
  23. Sorting Hat
  24. Your House
  25. Crest
  26. Broomstick
  27. Nimbus 2000
  28. Quidditch
  29. Golden Snitch
  30. Troll
  31. Ghosts
  32. Positions
  33. Favorite Professor
  34. Headmaster
  35. Feast
  36. Butterbeer
  37. Dormitory
  38. Common Room
  39. Owl
  40. Greenhouses
  41. Mandrake
  42. Mirror Erised
  43. Dementor
  44. Astronomy Tower
  45. Peeves
  46. Hippogriff
  47. Fang
  48. Hagrid’s Hut
  49. Hagrid
  50. Library
  51. Favorite Class
  52. Favorite Character
  53. Favorite Scene from a Movie or Book
  54. Holidays at Hogwarts
  55. Pygmy Puff
  56. Weasley’s Clock
  57. Burrow
  58. Whopping Willow
  59. Shrieking Shack
  60. Hogsmeade
  61. Flying Motorcycle
  62. House Elf
  63. S.P.E.W
  64. Magical Beasts
  65. Basilisk
  66. Triwizard Cup
  67. Dragons
  68. Maze
  69. Golden Egg
  70. Horcruxes
  71. Patronus
  72. Yule Ball
  73. Golden Trio
  74. Deathly Hallows Symbol
  75. Favorite Movie
  76. Favorite Book
  77. Harry Potter

Have fun! Keep drawing!

Creative Ideas for a Harry Potter Party

“Potterheads” or fans of the beloved Harry Potter series by J.K Rowling know July 31st is a special day. The “boy who lived” or Harry Potter was born on that day. When Harry turned eleven, he founds out about the magical world. Millions of readers were instantly transported into the Wizard World. If you are searching for creative ideas for a Harry Potter party, check out the following.

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1. Sorting Hat Ceremony

Begin the party with a Sorting Hat ceremony.  Use a replica of the Sorting Hat and have a “Hogwarts professor” recite the traditional Sorting Hat poem before assigning houses. Encourage guests to dress up in robes before attending your party. Wearing house colors helps in assigning houses.

2. Potions Class

Set up a potions station where guests can mix and create their own magical concoctions. Provide various colorful liquids, dry ice for a smoky effect, and jars with labels like “Polyjuice Potion” or “Felix Felicis.” For added fun, use different types of juices. Then, allow your guest to drink their potions.

3. Wand-Making Workshop

Host a wand-making workshop where guests can craft their own personalized wands to take home.

  • Provide wooden dowels,
  • Hot glue guns
  • Paint
  • Glitter
  • Beads
  •  Various decorative materials

Guests can take memorable pictures to remember the magical event.

4. Triwizard Tournament Challenges

Create a series of challenges inspired by the Triwizard Tournament. Set up different stations with tasks such as solving riddles, navigating a maze, and completing physical obstacles. Award house points for each completed challenge.

5. Honeydukes Sweet Shop

Create a magical candy buffet inspired by Honeydukes Sweet Shop. Offer a wide variety of colorful candies like Chocolate Frogs, Lemon Drops, Licorice Wands, Every Flavor Beans, and Fizzing Whizzbees. Use themed small jars and labels for an authentic touch.

For added fun, make up a sweet jar for each guest to take home. Or a goodie bag filled with their finding from “Honeydukes” is a great take home gift.

6. Great Hall Feast

Transform your dining area into the Great Hall at Hogwarts. Decorate the tables with house colors, floating candles, and a feast fit for wizards. Bake a dinner for your guests or family to remember including themed dishes like Butterbeer, pumpkin pasties, and treacle tart. Don’t forget to make a birthday cake for Harry Potter.

7. Horcrux Hunt

Create a scavenger hunt where guests search for hidden Horcruxes throughout your party venue or backyard. A scavenger hunt is a great activity for kids and teens. Provide clues and riddles related to the Harry Potter series to guide them to each Horcrux.

8. Magical Photo Booth

Set up a photo booth area. Use a drop cloth or purchase a wizard themed backdrop for the background.  Provide a variety of different props. Guests can take memorable pictures to remember the magical event.

  • Hogwarts scarves
  • Wands
  • Glasses
  • Butterbeer glasses
  • Potions
  • Cauldron

9. Wizarding World Trivia

Test your guests’ knowledge of the Harry Potter series with a trivia game. Prepare a list of questions covering various aspects of the books and movies. Offer house points to the teams or individuals with the most correct answers. Provide trophies or other prizes for the winners.

Remember to incorporate your own creative ideas to make the Harry Potter party a memorable experience for everyone on your guest list. If you still want to host a Potter celebration but cannot do any of the above activities, host a movie night. Pick your favorite Harry Potter movie, order pizza, and enjoy.

45 Halloween Books for Kids

Here in the northern states, the temperature outdoors is turning cooler. The days are growing shorter, and Halloween is just around the corner. The conditions are perfect for curling up under a cozy blanket and reading a good book.

Do you want to surprise your kids with fun and enjoyable Halloween books? Or do you need a list of Halloween favorites for your next trip to the library?  If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following list of Halloween books for kids.

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  1. “Eek! Halloween!” –  Sandra Boynton
  2. “Creepy Carrots!” – Aaron Reynolds
  3. “Creepy Pair of Underwear!” – Aaron Reynolds
  4. “Big Pumpkin” – Erica Silverman
  5. “Leo: A Ghost Story” – Mac Barnett
  6. “Plinky Witch and the Grand Halloween Scheme” – Liz Cooper
  7. “Too Many Pumpkins” – Lina White
  8. “The Little Ghost Who Lost Her Boo!” – Elaine Bickell
  9. “Ten Timid Ghosts” – Jennifer O’Connell
  10. “Halloween is Coming” – Cal Everett
  11. “Monster Trucks” – Anika Denise
  12. “Hardly Haunted” – Jessie Sima
  13. “Pumpkin Countdown” – Joan Holub and Jan Smith
  14. “The Roll-Away Pumpkin” – Junia Wonders
  15. “Little Witch” – Anna Elizabeth Bennett
  16. “Don’t Push the Button! A Halloween Treat” – Bill Cotter
  17. “The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt” – Riel Nason
  18. “At the Old Haunted House” – Helen Ketteman
  19. “Room on the Broom” – Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler
  20. “Splat the Cat and the Pumpkin-Picking Plan” – Catherine Hapka and Loryn Brantz
  21. “Skeleton for Dinner” – Margery Cuyler
  22. ‘There’s a Monster in Your Book” – Tom Fletcher
  23. “Stumpkin” – Lucy Ruth Cummins
  24. “The Halloween Moon” – Joseph Fink
  25. “Crankenstein” – Samantha Berger
  26. “Rosco the Rascal Visits the Pumpkin Patch” – Shana Gorian, Ros Webb, and Josh Addessi
  27. “The Little Kitten” – Nicola Killen
  28. “The Spooky Wheels on the Bus” – J. Elizabeth Mills
  29. “The Scariest Book Ever” – Bob Shea
  30. “The Little Blue Truck’s Halloween” – Alice Schertle and Jill McElmurry
  31. “The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything” – Linda D. Williams and Megan Lloyd
  32. “Pumpkin Jack” – Will Hubbel
  33. “Gilbert the Ghost” – Guido Van Genechten
  34. “Goodnight Goon” – Michael Rex
  35. “Pete the Cat: Trick or Pete” – James Dean
  36. “A Halloween Carol”- Sean M. Hogan
  37.  “How to Make Friends with a Ghost” – Rebecca Green
  38. “The Halloween Moon” – Joseph Find
  39. “The Witches” – Ronald Dahl
  40. “The Last Train on Halloween” –  Cindy Jennings
  41. “Happy Halloween Flip-a-Flap” – Rosa Vonfeder
  42. “Halloween Hustle” – Charlotte Gunnufson
  43. “The Halloween Tree” – Susan Montanari
  44. “Snowmen at Halloween” – Caralyn M. Buehner
  45. “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” – Kara McMahon

With all the Halloween books available, enjoying the spooky season is easy. Happy Halloween!