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Meet Marisol McDonald, a spunky young girl with fiery red hair and brown skin who wears green polka dots with purple stripes, mixes English and Spanish, and eats peanut butter and jelly burritos.
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Boo, the smallest in his ghost family, enjoys the first time he's allowed to stay up late whistling a "happy-ghost-lucky time." He doesn't think he can sleep until his wise mother helps him listen for comfy night sounds.
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Mice prepare to celebrate Halloween, first by finding pumpkins, using them for decorations, and finally unveiling a huge Jack-o-lantern!
This silly-spooky parody of Ludwig Bemelman's Madeline emulates the original's cadence, storyline and illustration but with a decidedly Halloween-y t
Nothing suggests Halloween like a picture of a fierce or funny Jack-o-lantern, a sky full of bats or ghosts. What would a Halloween night be without a witch, a haunted house or a graveyard?
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A trick-or-treater leaves the city for a forest of bones and a deliciously creepy Halloween adventure. No number of skeletons can scare this child who shakes his own bones and is rewarded after he chants, "Trick or treat! Smell my feet!
Madcap illustrations bring hilarious new life to the 1962 song, "Monster Mash." It all begins with a bulbous scientist "working in the lab late one night" when his monster arose from his slab and begins to dance the monster mash.
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Product Description: In clear and eloquent language, Gary Paulsen pays tribute to a cycle of life — from seed to plant to tortilla.
Señor Calvera is back! This time, he is looking forward to Grandma Beetle's birthday party — but he can't figure out what gift to give her.
Product Description: Little Maya longs to find brilliant, beautiful, inspiring color in her world…but Maya's world, the Mojave Desert, seems to be filled with nothing but sand.