Books with title Trick Or Treat

Jed looked over at his best friend Spark and asked him, "So what scares you?""Nothing" he replied proudly. "I'm a dragon, what do I have to be scared of?""Really? Nothing?" Jed asked as immediately the scheming started in his head.This might be the best Halloween ever he thought to himself, all he had to do was figure out the best prank that would make the dragon wish he never said he couldn't be scared.What Jed didn't know was that before this Halloween night was over he might not be the only one stirring up scares! About the seriesAn exciting story for any age heavily influenced by the comic books of the author's youth. Like those comics there is much more to the story of Spark's appearance than anyone realizes.A thrilling cliffhanger ending in book one leads directly into the second installment in the series Secret Agent Dragon where more of the full story is revealed. The magic and mayhem continues into book three Trick, Treat or Dragon which also includes a bit of pranking to a not so happy dragon.2016 will see the fourth installment Legend of the Unknown Dragon where the secrets of Spark's past are revealed leading into the as of yet unnamed fifth book where the battle between good and ultimate evil is fought with the world as we know it hanging in the balance.

In this “perfect, black little tale” from the author of Honour Thy Father, a feud between neighbors in an English town escalates to terrifying consequence (The Observer). In northern England, along a block of row houses, lives the widow Nell. Lately, she’s had a difficult time adjusting to her new lodger—her son Rodney. An ex-con imprisoned for something no one likes to talk about, Rodney has moved back into his old bedroom. He is his mother’s pride and shame. Two doors down from Nell is Olive. Obese, childless, near senile, and given to violent mood swings, Olive is comforted by her pets, and coddled by a patient lover. Once, Olive was beautiful. Once, Olive was Nell’s best friend. But for more than fifty years now, they’ve been separated by a paralyzing hatred and rivalry. Then, one night, the eight-year-old son of a new neighbor invites them both to a Guy Fawkes Day bonfire in his backyard. Amid the smoldering embers of fall leaves, a spark of another kind is ignited. Their violent rage is set to explode, a buried past will be revealed, and no one on their quiet little block is ever going to feel safe again. In this “absorbing” (Los Angeles Times) novel from the Somerset Maugham Award winner, Glaister expertly reveals her “uncomfortable knack of putting her finger on things we fear most” (The Independent on Sunday). “A cool, sure, bright entertainment.” —Kirkus Reviews “Before Gillian Flynn, there was Lesley Glaister.” —Harper’s Bazaar

10 trick-or-treaterson a dark and spooky nightout to get some candyor give someone a fright.Little do these ten trick-or-treaters know that they are the ones who will be frightened on Halloween night when a toad hops near, a skeleton tries to join their dance party, and a monster asks to share their candy.This not-too-scary Halloween counting book features the bright, bold artwork of Linda Davick and the comforting, lively rhythms of Janet Schulman's story, making it the perfect gift for young trick-or-treaters everywhere!

Here's what happened in my street, last year, when we played Trick or Treat...What can you do if you can't find a costume for Trick or Treating? Find out in this gentle funny story by bestselling author Moira Butterfield. It's not scary at all. The charming pictures and well-crafted rhymes will make you smile, not shiver, and it's perfect for children of all ages.For more from Little Star Books, including regular free downloads and play ideas, visit www.littlestarbooks.com.

On Halloween night, 1998, five boys go trick or treating and eat magical candy that transforms them into real-life versions of their costumes… but so does a group of teenagers dressed as zombies. Tommy (12 years old), in his homemade Boba Fett costume, gets a real jetpack and laser gun. Aaron (13), wearing his Shaquille O’Neal basketball jersey, grows seven feet tall. Rich (also 13), an army Marine, gets a real machine gun. Brandon (11), dressed in ghost sheets, turns into…a ghost. And Donny (9), in his velociraptor costume, turns into…a tiny lizard.Tommy, Aaron, and Rich are thrilled with their transformations, but Ghost Brandon wants his body back—and the body of his little brother Donny. The boys return to the house of the witch who gave them the magic candy, but along the way Lizard Donny is stolen by a vampire bat, their neighbor who was dressed as Dracula. Using the powers of their costumes, the boys must work together to get Donny back and figure out how to undo the witch's spell, all while avoiding being eaten by the teenage zombies plus other monsters loose in the neighborhood. The boys must do it all before their 10:00 p.m. curfew, or else they'll have to face the scariest monsters of all: their parents.Trick or Zombie TreatA novel by T.Z. BarryRead it now if you dare. And no matter what time of year it may be... Happy Halloween!

Marley the loveable, trouble-making yellow lab stars in another holiday adventure in the picture book Trick or Treat, Marley! by John Grogan, author of Marley & Me. Marley’s family is throwing a Halloween party. Cassie and Baby Louie are having lots of fun putting up spooky decorations. And Marley’s having even more fun destroying them. The kids hang a creepy skeleton. Marley runs away with the leg bone. The kids string fake spider webs on the stairs. Marley sweeps them up with his tail. The kids carve pumpkins. Marley gets his head stuck in a jack-o’-lantern. Worst of all—he eats every piece of Halloween candy! Will Marley’s family be able to have any Halloween fun with their naughty puppy around? Richard Cowdrey’s illustrations bring the charming and mischievous Marley to life.