Return to Halloween Town in this atmospheric sequel to The Nightmare Before Christmas. While the pacing occasionally slows and Sally wrestles with unexpected self-doubt, Shea Ernshaw successfully expands the whimsical, gothic world fans adore.
The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt is a heartwarming Halloween picture book with a powerful message about inclusion. Perfect for children ages 2–8, this beautifully illustrated story teaches young readers that being different is something to celebrate.
Looking for a hilariously spooky story that isn’t too scary? A tale about a struggling rabbit and a sinister purple crayon that does his homework—with creepy consequences.
Step into a decaying steampunk fey world where sketches come to life and family curses loom large. In Shades of Rust and Ruin, A.G. Howard crafts a dark, Labyrinth-inspired young adult fantasy that masterfully explores the weight of survivor’s guilt and depression.
Pour a pint of pure knowledge with Stacy McAnulty’s narrative nonfiction masterpiece, Blood! Not Just a Vampire Drink. Set in a vegan vampire smoothie shop, this amusing and informative book breaks down the complex cardiovascular system into accessible, child-friendly steps.