Relates a boy's excitement in buying the perfect pumpkin and then making the perfect jack-o-lantern.

Dressed in his pumpkin costume, Milo is too excited by all the activities at the fall festival to admit that he is getting tired.

Little ones will be ready to say, "Night night " to a fall day after reading Amy Parker's newest seasonal bedtime storybook. Night Night, Pumpkin from bestselling and award-winning author-illustrator team Amy Parker and Virginia Allyn is the second seasonal addition to the popular Night Night line of storybooks. Night Night, Pumpkin follows an animal character in a pumpkin costume as they say goodnight to the things they encounter on a fall day. Featuring rhyming text, charming artwork, and fun scenes of animals enjoying the wonders of autumn, Night Night, Pumpkin will be a family favorite during the fall and Halloween season. When the leaves are on the ground, That's when the fun begins We'll rake them all in great, big piles And jump and jump again Night night, leaves. Over in the pumpkin patch, There's one as big as me Then Mom and I will mix and make A yummy pumpkin treat Night night, pumpkins. Night Night, Pumpkin could be a fun back-to-school gift for preschoolers and kindergarteners, a sweet Halloween reading treat, or simply a new bedtime book to enjoy as the leaves change. Little ones will love snuggling into a fall evening as they say "night night" to a day of colorful adventures.

Hazel wants to win the prize for the biggest pumpkin on Pumpkin Moon Night, but when she casts a spell on her pumpkin it grows and grows. The Charmers have to figure out how to shrink it back down to size.

Originally published in 1972, this retro-gem has been reissued do to popular demand by teachers, parents and the kids - now adults - who first read it... Two days before Halloween, the towns-folk of Cranbury awaken to find all their pumpkins have been smashed...

Night of the Pumpkinheads is a children's book celebrating the transformation of common pumpkins into elaborately carved characters. Michael Rosen, the author, and pumpkin carver, Hugh McMahon, carve out a story of Halloween mischief and conflict leading to a surprising conclusion.