Halloween Children's Books from Harper Collins

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Harper Collins has some great choices for your little Halloween readers!  I wanted to take a minute to share a few of the adorable Halloween books that Harper shared with me!


By Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond
Published July 24 by Baltzer + Bray




 Toddlers will love this adorable board book with bright simple pictures and short phrases on each page.  They will be able to see different facial expressions as Mouse paints them on his pumpkins.  A fun Halloween treat for your youngest readers!





By Susan Hood
Illustrated by Jed Henry
Published on July 24 by Harper Collins


 My two year old loved the interactive nature of this book!  Just Say Boo would be great for read alongs with a parent or read alouds in a preschool or Kindergarten class.  The words are very repetitive and rhyming- great for young readers.  This will undoubtedly be a new favorite in our house!




(This was the best picture I could find of this book)

By Robin Farley
Illustrations by Olga and Aleksey Ivanov
Published on July 24 by Harper Festival

 Mia Time to Trick or Treat is a lovely illustrated book for children ages 4-7 (in my guess).  The book is done in mostly pastel colors and is a beautiful combination of ballerinas and Halloween.  The book also includes one page of stickers to dress up the main characters on the last page (they are not reusable).  This book would be excellent for your ballerina obsessed child!
 



Thank you Harper Collins for providing all of these books to Short and Sweet Reviews!




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