Books with title HUGGLY'S HALLOWEEN

A playful skeleton lives for trick-or-treating in this charming, laugh-out-loud picture book perfect for the Halloween season. Snap my fingers and rattle my bones—it’s Halloween!Get ready for a spooktacular time with Skelly’s Halloween, a playful read aloud with a Humpty Dumpty-like hook, sure to become a Halloween staple.Skelly B. Skeleton lives for Halloween: the trick-or-treating, the costumes…the TRICK-OR-TREATING! Then a tumble leaves him in pieces, and Skelly just might miss out on his favorite holiday. Luckily, a variety of animals—a snake, a chicken, a colony of ants—happen along to put Skelly back together again…to hilarious effect. It will take the help of some resourceful children to make things right and save the day.With exuberant text from David Martin and bold art from Lori Richmond, Skelly’s Halloween is sure to delight trick-or-treaters of all ages.

This book introduces readers to the history, meaning, traditions, and celebrations of Halloween. Vivid photographs and easy-to-read text aid comprehension for early readers. Features include a table of contents, an infographic, fun facts, Making Connections questions, a glossary, and an index. QR Codes in the book give readers access to book-specific resources to further their learning. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Cody Koala is an imprint of Pop!, a division of ABDO.

Jenny and Steve are excited about Halloween. They just have one big problem. They have no costumes. Can they come up with something so they can trick-or-treat with the other kids on C Street? A long time ago, in a little town in the desert, a bunch of kids lived on C Street. They weren’t perfect people, but they were perfectly wonderful kids. This is the beginning of their adventures. This book has been scored using 8 readability formulas. Reading Level: very easy to read. Reader’s Age: 6-9 yrs. old. Includes a list of every word in the book.

This shaped picture book uses vintage illustrations from Laughing Elephant’s treasure trove to explore Halloween from a child’s perspective. Essential Halloween activities such as selecting a costume, pumpkin carving, parties, trick-or-treating and apple bobbing are all depicted. A simple text links the images, and together they weave an evocative spell of nostalgic Halloween magic.

A Halloween adventure! Join us in the story of what Halloween is and all the fun it brings on this very unusual day. This is a story for small children but older kids will enjoy it as well, written by Timothy Haynes who is a recognized children’s author but has several other published works. Please enjoy “It’s Halloween“ a story from young Brandon about why it’s a very special time for the children.

The Moore family takes Halloween very seriously. This year Marlon is sure he can go out without his big sister's supervision. What could happen? The cool kids at the middle school go out alone. Why can't he? Ashley decides to make a bet with Marlon and his best friend, Steve. Can they walk through the graveyard? If they can, she'll back off. But then Ashley suddenly disappears. Left alone in a graveyard, the pair encounter a witch and a headless man. The frightening night just keeps getting worse.

Join in the Halloween adventure to discover fun facts about trick or treating, dressing up, celebrations around the world and the history of Halloween. Did you know that the world’s largest pumpkin weighed more than 14 adults? Or that during the Day of the Dead in Mexico, people picnic in graveyards? With over 50 flaps to open, this interactive approach makes learning about Halloween traditions fun and accessible.

It’s Halloween and Ms. Hilda’s class can’t wait to go trick-or-treating, but first they must find their favorite costumes.In this seventh installment of the My Teacher Hilda series, children will continue to have fun with the story while learning about the power of diversity and teamwork in accomplishing great results. Appropriate for children ages three to eight years old, this book can be read to them or they can read it by themselves.