Henry Carter Hull

Halloween is one of the most exciting days of the year for students. Imaginations--and children--run amok, fueled by thoughts of pumpkins, trick-or-treat plans, and sugar highs. But at school, their teachers dread the yearly shenanigans, and this year, the students have started celebrating a day early. With princesses running a tiara trade ring in the girls' bathroom and a laser sword battle among fourth-grade space rangers, the kids are quickly taking...

Who says Boo!? With large, easy-to-read text, beginning readers will find out who says Boo!, and why!

How do people celebrate Halloween? What is the history of this holiday? Why do people wear costumes? Readers learn all about this fun holiday with this easy-to-read book, which is perfect for beginning readers or read-aloud. Readers enjoy a hands-on activity, too, making spooky punch.

It's Halloween! When George and his friend the man with the yellow hat go to a party at Mrs. Gray's house, George is excited to find out that it is a costume party. After seeing his friends dressed up as astronauts, mummies, witches, and more, George gets to pick out his own costume. But George accidentally wraps himself up in a tablecloth and gets mistaken for a ghost! Will everyone enjoy George's Halloween trick, or will he scare away the party...

If You Go Out on Halloween Night is a poem written about her favorite childhood holiday.

This is a story about a bat named Charlie, who lived on a hill with a witch named Kathy, a broom, a mouse, and another bat, named Tina. The witch and her crew tried to stop Halloween in a small village in Salem. Charlie the bat loved the people of the village and worked hard to thwart the witch's evil plans. Did Charlie save Halloween?

With the Halloween parade just days away, Gus needs a costume. After all, having the best costume means Gus gets the prize. The only problem is that Gus can't march. Will his best friend Bean have the answer to this sticky situation?

A new story in the world of The Nightmare Before Christmas!

The perfect joke book for Halloween or any other day of the year. The only thing that's scary is how hard it will be to stop laughing. Knock Knock. Who's there? Howl. Howl Who? Howl I know you're not a monster? Brenda Ponnay is back with a collection of slightly spooky illustrated knock knock jokes that are sure to be read and repeated over and over again. Perfect for giving family and friends the chills-and giggles galore.

This is your warning! This book contains Count Dracula's memoirs. And as you would expect, there are plenty of hideous creatures in it-giant yetis, insidious werewolves, slimy fish monsters-maybe you shouldn't read it! You might learn things you didn't know about monsters before. Hair-raising things that make these monsters appear . . .friendly . . .even downright human. So, take my advice. Put the book down and move on before you get caught in its...