Farmer Brown does not like Halloween, but the animals hold a Halloween party in his barn.

Charly thinks outside the box to find a Halloween costume that represents their feminine and masculine identities equally.

At a Christmas tree farm, a young pine tree who does not like people, decorations, or lights grows into a twisted, spooky, old tree, just right for Halloween.

Illustrations and easy-to-read, rhyming text lead the reader through all the preparations for Halloween, from first noticing signs of autumn, through picking a costume, to trick-or-treating.

Rhyming wordplay celebrates Halloween and assures little ones that they are loved.

"When the cookies escape for a Halloween romp, they will have some tricks and treats before the night is through!"--

When can waiting for a party be both a trick and a treat? Just ask Julius!

"Disappointed that his school's Halloween carnival is all treats and no tricks, Alistair Gray wanders off into the night and meets a spooky new friend who shows him there's more than one way to celebrate Halloween"--

On Halloween night five little monsters take a broom out for a flight! The monsters on the broom fly round and round, all through the town"--

"Once upon a time as day turned to night, A little girl stepped out into the twilight. The wind said SWOOSH and the gate went CREAK, The owl cried WHOOOO and the night sighed EEEK!" "Join goblins, ghosts, witches, and more in this rhythmic countdown, traveling through the countryside and discovering more Halloween creatures along the way. Finally, the story culminates with them all joining together in a joyful celebration under the full harvest moon,...