Yes, the books that celebrate autumn and Halloween are slowly creeping into the book display area ( still have some back to school books to check out). Time for wooly sweaters and pumpkin lattes, apples and monster masks.
Here are some recommended reads-
- Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert-A man made of leaves travels the autumn landscape. Made on die-cut pages, this is a great book for preschool reads.
- I Know It's Autumn by Elieen Spinelli- A rhyming celebration of all the things the autumn season brings, from acorn puppets, hay rides, and more.
- Nuts by Paula Gerritsen- A young mouse braves an autumn storm to collect nuts for the winter.
- Sara Squirrel and The Lost Acorn by Julie Skyes- When Sara goes to look for acorns, her friends want her to bring back stuff, too.
- Leap Jumpers by Carole Gerber-Illustrations and rhyming text describe different leaves and which trees they come from. Includes information about why leaves change color in the fall.
- Bear's Trick or Treat by Janelle Cherrington- Bear gives Pip and Pop a special Halloween treat--fish- and clam-shaped chocolates. The otters then decide to trick Bear into loading up their bags with candy. Will their master plan actually work?
- Click, Clack, Boo! by Doreen Cronin- Farmer Brown does not like Halloween, but the animals hold a Halloween party in his barn. *NEW*
- What Will You be for Halloween? by Mark Todd -Rhyming text describes a variety of Halloween costumes and characters, from venomous vampire and hairy werewolf to mysterious mummy and warty witch.
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