Halloween is very fun, but it can also be a bit scary, especially for younger kids. Readers are invited to a Halloween costume party and shown what to expect in a similar scenario. Achievable language and content allow new readers to navigate the book independently as they explore what it means to go to a Halloween party. A close text-to-picture correlation supports reading comprehension while the full-color photographs show readers relatable examples of scenes at a costume party.

Presents ideas for hosting a Halloween party and discusses the history of the holiday.

Presents ideas for hosting a Hanukkah party and discusses the history of the holiday.

You don’t have to be Irish to enjoy St. Patrick’s Day. This book will help young readers throw a fun party that celebrates Irish culture but is fun for all. Ideas and instructions for crafts and activities, such as a scavenger hunt where partygoers follow the clues to find the pot of gold, will ensure guests get into the party spirit. Plus, the host or hostess will learn important life skills, such as planning and organization. Erin Go Bragh!

Very few kids have a problem with the crazy costumes, silly scares, and sugar rush that come with a good Halloween party. Young hosts and hostesses will enjoy donning their costumes, making spooky decorations, and playing ghoulish games with their friends. Giving detailed step-by-step instructions, this book will show them how to throw a party that will have everyone howling for a long time.

When Mouse and Pig schedule their Halloween parties for the same day, Mouse thinks of a way to make both of them happy. Includes instructions for Halloween party games.