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Halloween

Jerry Seinfeld

Hardcover (Little Brown, March 15, 1893)

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Celebrating American Holidays teaches young readers about holidays while completing fun crafts using household items and easy-to-find art supplies. This series explores the history, people, and culture behind American holidays. Each book features eight fun activities, including artistic decorations, wearable accessories, fun figures, and tasty recipes. Online content includes how-to videos and additional information about the holidays.

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Halloween

Kaite Goldsworthy

Library Binding (Av2 by Weigl, July 1, 2011)

Describes different ways to celebrate Halloween.

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Halloween Party

Richard Brown

Paperback (Sterling, Oct. 1, 2007)

Witty wordplay makes this Halloween story stand out from the rest. There’s a party and every ghost, spook, and monster has brought an appropriate treat to drink or eat: dig into some Witch’s Brew, ghoul-ash, skeleton brittle, and more. Yum!

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Halloween

Giovanni Caviezel, C. Mesturini

Board book (B.E.S. Publishing, Aug. 1, 2009)

The grinning Jack-o-Lantern on this book's front cover sets the scene for a funny and slightly spooky story on the illustrated board pages. The words are easy enough for beginning readers, and preschoolers will enjoy sharing the Halloween experience when the story is read aloud to them.

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On Halloween

Kathryn M Viers, Leticia Morales

Hardcover (Willow Moon Publishing, Sept. 1, 2018)

Who is hiding behind that tree? It's all your favorite Halloween friends waiting to celebrate with you! This adorable Halloween story started as a song that Kathryn Viers created to sing to her kids over her favorite Fall holiday and is now is available to kids of all ages with illustrations based on Kathy's original homemade book.

Halloween

Joanna Ponto, Fay Robinson

Paperback (Enslow Publishing, Aug. 15, 2016)

Most kids think about candy and costumes when they think about Halloween. Readers of this engaging volume will be excited to learn about the way other cultures celebrate and honor the dead, as well as their differing customs. They can round off their learning by making witch finger treats and mini ghost decorations.