juvenile fiction / holidays & celebrations / halloween

Bat just wants to make friends, but seeing him through the window at night the other animals think he is a monster--until Beattie the bear cub chances upon Bat's home tree and discovers that he is not scary at all.

Curious about what fall is like in places that are not always white, Penguin and his friends go to a pumpkin farm and bring back a surprise for Penguin's brother, Pumpkin, who couldn't come with them.

"After a Halloween snowfall, a pair of children build some snowmen and imagine the snowmen's nighttime adventures"--Provided by publisher.

A lonely, young zombie hopes to find a friend at the Halloween party.

"In this version of the classic tale, Stone soup, three witches are looking for a tasty treat on Halloween morning and they find only a small bone in their cupboard. So they decide to go from door to door in their village to find just the right ingredients for their bone soup"--Provided by publisher.

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text reveal the bedtime routine of little monsters and the love they share with their parents.

Illustrations and brief text explore some of the Halloween-themed names that people use as terms of endearment.

"From one Halloween to the next, ogres, mummies, and other monsters stay busy driving monster trucks as they pave roads, plow snow, and haul muck"--OCLC.

Lulu starts witch school and meets a classmate who is best at everything.

Curious about what fall is like in places that are not always white, Penguin and his friends go to a pumpkin farm and bring back a surprise for Penguin's brother, Pumpkin, who couldn't come with them.