Fun Halloween Books for Kindergarten

At first glance, Stumpkin has it all: a nice, round shape and a perfect orange glow. But he’s missing one very important thing–a stem. Will anyone choose him from the rest of the patch if he doesn’t have a stem? 

A very brave lady who was not afraid of anything was walking through the dark woods one fall night when she heard some strange noises behind her! Suddenly the little old lady who was not afraid of anything was experiencing the scare of her life!

In this hilariously silly parody of the classic Goodnight Moon, a sleepy little werewolf gets ready to bed down for the night. He’s almost settled into a peaceful slumber when the Goon sneaks in, causing chaos while keeping the werewolf wide awake. 

Jasper the rabbit loves to munch on carrots. He eats them in the morning. He eats them at night. He eats them so much that one day Jasper imagines that he sees the carrots following him home from baseball practice. 

A witch is working hard to prepare for a party, but her silly feline refuses to help her, and instead creates more work!

Narrated by a dramatic ghost, this book covers all of the scariest things in the world, including, of course, bunnies at the very top of the list! After all, it’s awfully hard trying to stay away from those fluffy creatures with their vicious fangs. 

Little Blue Truck hits the road to pick up some animal friends on their way to a costume party. As readers turn the pages they will be able to guess which animal is disguised underneath the elaborate costumes. Little Blue Truck even joins in on the fun!

Farmer Brown isn’t a big fan of Halloween, so he dons some warm footy pajamas and turns out the lamp. But the animals in the barn can’t wait to celebrate Halloween with some tricks in store for their beloved farmer. 

Halloween is here, but Pooky still hasn’t decided on the perfect costume. As he tries on silly outfit after silly outfit, Pooky begins to wonder if he will ever find one that suits him. 

Julius is getting ready for a Halloween party with all his friends. His mother baked some delicious cupcakes with candy corn on top. Julius knows he isn’t supposed to eat the cupcakes, but it wouldn’t hurt anything if he just counted the candy corn, right?