See below for English description. Commencez la saison la plus effrayante de l'année sur les chapeaux de roues! Comptez en compagnie de 10 citrouilles effrayantes... Retrouvez des chats noirs, des chauves-souris grinçantes, des gobelins affamés, des fantômes et plus encore dans ce livre sur le thème de l'Halloween. Rempli d'illustrations étranges et de rimes séduisantes, cet album est idéal pour l'automne et l'Halloween. Count and rhyme your way into the spookiest season of the year with ten spooky pumpkins! Black cats, screeching bats, greedy goblins, and hallowed ghosts are just some of the creatures readers will encounter in this Halloween-themed book. Full of eerie illustrations and alluring rhymes, this is the perfect picture book for the fall season and Halloween. Original title: 10 Spooky Pumpkins

On the first stroke of midnight, ten children, two dogs and a cat enter a haunted funhouse. On their journey through the rooms, they encounter bats and witches and goblins. As the clock strikes, the children bravely sing, "Oh, nothing frightens me!" and one by one they disappear. By the twelfth stroke of midnight, only one brave child is left and he's about to get a big surprise! This Halloween story is spooky and fun, and just right for young readers.

See below for English description. Vous n'avez jamais lu un livre aussi étrange! Préparez-vous à trembler devant 300 faits bizarres sur l'Halloween! Saviez-vous qu'auparavant, on sculptait des navets et non des citrouilles? Ou qu'il y avait plus de fantômes au kilomètre carré au Wisconsin que dans tout autre état américain? Bizarre mais vrai! You've never read a book so spooky! Prepare yourself to be scared silly by over 300 facts all about Halloween. Like did you know that people used to carve turnips instead of pumpkins? Or that Wisconsin, U.S.A., contains more ghosts per square mile than any other state? Weird, but true! Original title: National Geographic Kids: Weird but True! Halloween

Little Bertie Beastie loves being beastly! Only, sometimes he wishes he had some friends to stomp and roar with. But when he sets off to the big city to find someone to play with, everyone he says hello to just screams and runs away! Little does Bertie know, it's the spookiest night of the year and soon some little beasties appear who turn out to be just what he was searching for! A sweet and funny Halloween picture book about making friends and being beastly, from Matt Robertson, winner of the Sainsbury's Children's Book Award 2020.

Welcome to the spooky side of Calef Brown's imagination, where things are just as scarily silly as they seem! It€™s a magic night, a silly, spooky scene. Are you ready for Hallowilloween?

See below for English description. L'Halloween est la journée préférée de Grognonstein. Mais il y a toujours des choses agaçantes, comme les gens qui donnent des brosses à dents plutôt que des bonbons, ou les enfants qui portent le même costume que lui. Cela gâche sa fête préférée... Quelque chose finira bien par le mettre de bonne humeur! Qui sera capable de lui montrer qu'il peut quand même s'amuser malgré ces désagréments? Un album hilarant, parfait pour la saison hantée! Halloween is Grognonstein's favourite day ever. But there are always things that get on his nerves, like when people give out toothbrushes instead of candy, or when someone has the exact same costume as him. All these things are enough to ruin Grognonstein's favourite holiday, until something snaps him t of his bad mood. What or who will show him that he can still make the ost of this spooky celebration? A laugh-out-loud picture book that's perfect for the spooky season! Original title: Trick or Treat, Crankenstein

Ryan Dean West is back to his boarding school antics in this “brave [and] wickedly funny” (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) sequel to Winger. It’s his last year at Pine Mountain, and Ryan Dean should be focused on his future, but instead, he’s haunted by his past. His rugby coach expects him to fill the roles once played by his lost friend, Joey, as the rugby team’s stand-off and new captain. And somehow he’s stuck rooming with twelve-year-old freshman Sam Abernathy, a cooking whiz with extreme claustrophobia and a serious crush on Annie Altman—aka Ryan Dean’s girlfriend, for now, anyway. Equally distressing, Ryan Dean’s doodles and drawings don’t offer the relief they used to. He’s convinced N.A.T.E. (the Next Accidental Terrible Experience) is lurking around every corner—and then he runs into Joey’s younger brother Nico, who makes Ryan Dean feel paranoid that he’s avoiding him. Will Ryan Dean ever regain his sanity? From the author of 100 Sideways Miles, which Kirkus Reviews called “a wickedly witty and offbeat novel,” Stand-Off is filled with hand-drawn infographics and illustrations and delivers the same spot-on teen voice and relatable narrative that legions of readers connected with in Winger.

A group of children sets out on a secret nighttime hunt for the biggest pumpkin they can find, encountering a scary jack-o'-lantern, overcoming their fears and other obstacles, until they return home to--pumpkin pie.