Books with title Pink Or Treat!

Stay tuned for a brand-new show coming in winter 2018 to PBS Kids: Pinkalicious & Peterrific!Kids will have a pinkatastic Halloween with Victoria Kann’s Pinkalicious: Pink or Treat!, an 8x8 illustrated storybook.Pinkalicious can’t believe it: The mayor has canceled Halloween because a storm has knocked out the town’s power. No Halloween means no Halloween candy. No Halloween jack-o’-lanterns. No Halloween trick-or-treating. No Halloween holiday parties. And worst of all, no Halloween costumes. Pinkalicious has the perfect Pinkagirl costume and she absolutely has to wear it.Superhero Pinkagirl would find a way to save Halloween, and Pinkalicious decides she will too. All she needs to do is figure out a way to get the town’s lights back on. The lights don’t come on—here’s what happens: Pinkalicious persuades the Mayor to have a Halloween party in the park in front of City Hall—from all over town, folks come with their flashlights, their pink pumpkins, and goodies to share.Pinkalicious: Pink or Treat! comes with a sheet of stickers kids can use to decorate Pinkalicious’s town for Halloween.

Pinkalicious can’t believe it: The mayor has canceled Halloween because a storm has knocked out the town’s power. No Halloween means no Halloween candy. No Halloween jack-o'-lanterns. No Halloween trick-or-treating. No Halloween holiday parties. And worst of all, no Halloween costumes. Pinkalicious has the perfect Pinkagirl costume and she absolutely has to wear it. Superhero Pinkagirl would find a way to save Halloween, and Pinkalicious decides she will, too. All she needs to do is figure out a way to get the town’s lights back on.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Kids will have a pinkatastic Halloween with Victoria Kann's Pinkalicious: Pink or Treat! , an 8x8 illustrated storybook. Pinkalicious can't believe it: The mayor has canceled Halloween because a storm has knocked out the town's power. No Halloween means no Halloween candy. No Halloween jack-o'-lanterns. No Halloween trick-or-treating. No Halloween holiday parties. And worst of all, no Halloween costumes. Pinkalicious has the perfect Pinkagirl costume and she absolutely has to wear it. Superhero Pinkagirl would find a way to save Halloween, and Pinkalicious decides she will too. All she needs to do is figure out a way to get the town's lights back on. The lights don't come on-here's what happens: Pinkalicious persuades the Mayor to have a Halloween party in the park in front of City Hall-from all over town, folks come with their flashlights, their pink pumpkins, and goodies to share. Pinkalicious: Pink or Treat! comes with a sheet of stickers kids can use to decorate Pinkalicious's town for Halloween.

Each fall, families around the country join other costumed families in church parking lots for trunk-or-treat fun. Here, two young children dress up in costumes to visit the decorated car trunks at the church fall festival. Little ones will love seeing the children's progress through the displays, as the characters receive treats and even participate in fall festival activities. One of the first to address this relatively new alternative to door-to-door trick-or-treating, this book will engage children as they anticipate the fun of trunk-or-treating. Trunk or Treat was a Selah Award Finalist for Best Children's Book of 2016.