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Die PJ Masks müssen alle Kinder vor Luna Girl, Night Ninja und den Wolfie Kids beschützen, die sich verbündet haben, um die Geschenktüten der Kids zu stehlen.

Are you ready for a spooky story? Grab your torch and join us for a collection of 6 spooky stories that will have your little one believing in ghosts, bats and spooky houses. These stories have been handpicked to entertain your little ones without giving them any nightmares.

In this hilarious sequel to The Goblin Twins, two Korean goblin trickster brothers find that pranking New Yorkers is harder than they thought! From the critically acclaimed author of If I Had Your Face. After moving from Korea to New York, Doki and his twin brother Kebi have been settling into...

From #1 New York Times–bestselling author Dan Gemeinhart comes a spooky audiobook tale about a young baker whose Gingerbread Man creation comes to life with a fright—yet even monsters long for a friend. Perfect for fans of Creepy Carrots!, The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School, and Tim...

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On a rainy day, Lilah gets inspired while observing a storm and decides to visit the Valley of Grandu to pick pumpkins for Halloween. She plans to decorate her room and the Palace of Snipperdoom entrance with spooky decor. To make the trip more thrilling, she invites her best friend, Callderon Frostier, a young and talented Wizzard studying at the prestigious Alstromian Magical Learning Academy (AMLA). The two friends plan to visit the Pumpkin Patch, but unfortunately, their plans get canceled when a wicked Witch and her goblin accomplices steal the entire stock of magical purple pumpkins.

It's Halloween today. Woo-hoo! There's so much spooky stuff to do. Join the fun of making ghost cookies, preparing pumpkins, making witches' hats and dressing up ... before setting out on a trick-or-treat adventure!

Two 601-year-old goblin tricksters from Korea go on an unexpected Halloween adventure in New York City in this tongue-in-cheek story from Frances Cha, critically acclaimed author of If I Had Your Face, and #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator Jaime Kim. "A sweet, comical Halloween venture...

In the third book in Bella Swift's adorable Sausage Dog series, Stanley is about to experience his first Halloween. Stanley the sausage dog is so excited when he finds out his family are planning a big Halloween party! But Cleo the cat is terrified of all things spooky and doesn't want to...

Step into the spookiest and most fun Halloween celebration at the grandest dog house in the city, where five lovable Rottweilers steal the show in their creative costumes! Follow the adventures of Jroc, the quiet and mysterious ghost; Jack, the mischievous joker with tricks up his paws; Zoey, the champion hula hooper; Miracle, the cheeky rooster sneaking bites at the treat table; and Cabrini, the playful cow who hilariously arrives in a taxi.

Noah is all wrapped up and ready for a spooktacular night of trick-or-treating with his older sister, Nicole. Dressed as a mummy, Noah couldn't be more excited for Halloween, and the night promises to be full of magic, monsters, and candy. But there's a twist—Noah's mummy wrappings are slowly coming undone! As his costume unravels piece by piece, Noah meets some fun and friendly monsters along the way. First, there’s Eric, the not-so-spooky skeleton who loves to crack jokes. Then they run into Vikki, a cheerful witch who uses her magic to turn autumn leaves into candy!

On Halloween night, three friends—an adventurous boy, a daring girl, and a cautious thinker—embark on a thrilling journey into the mysterious Enchanted Forest. Drawn by the magical glow of fireflies, they wander deeper into the woods, unaware that these magical creatures grant wishes. But when they make their wishes just before midnight, things take an unexpected turn.

In this enchanting Halloween adventure, a cheerful red-haired girl and her mummy friend embark on a delightful quest in an ancient pyramid. Just as the little mummy is getting ready for the biggest Halloween party of the year, he realizes that his bandages are missing! Worried and a little embarrassed, he calls out for help, and his brave friend is there to lend a hand. Together, they search through dusty corridors, spooky statues, and magical gardens, uncovering bandages hidden in the most unexpected places.

With Alligator's Halloween party starting in two hours, Cat and Mouse think up ideas of costumes.

Ava seems to stand out at the Halloween party, especially because her witch costume includes a mop instead of a broom.

Whether it's Halloween or just an opportune time for home theatricals, every so often an occasion calls for fake blood. But how do you make fake blood? We have the recipe.

What kind of fruit could be a boat, a race car, and a work of art? An Atlantic Giant Pumpkin!

"The Little Witch Who Lost Her Broom" is a delightful Halloween adventure perfect for young listeners! Meet Nicole, a little witch with bright red curly hair, her curious younger brother Noah, and their loyal black cat, Whiskers. When Nicole loses her magical broomstick on the eve of the big Halloween sky parade, the trio embarks on a whimsical journey to find it.

Jarred, Eric, and Vikki are three curious kids living on a quiet street—until one day, a mysterious neighbor moves into the old, creaky house next door. The kids are convinced their new neighbor, Old Man Mike, might be a real-life monster! Determined to solve the mystery, the trio embarks on a spooky, exciting adventure full of surprises. Armed with courage and curiosity, they sneak over to the house and find themselves caught in a world of strange noises, creaking doors, and shadowy figures. But as they explore deeper, they discover that things aren’t always what they seem.

I wrote “’Twas Halloween Night” with a mind towards how Dickens, in his great holiday story, makes sure both to comment on society and to suggest ways in which we, as its members, might make it better. Thus, Jorlyn’s experience, like Scrooge’s, leads her to a greater understanding of her human family and her responsibility to it. Years ago, when I first began working on the poem, I had in mind the need for my own little boy to be aware of, and sensitive to, the world around him.