Halloween Night! (Step Into Reading: Step 1 Ready to Read)
by Candice Ransom (Author) Ashley Evans (Illustrator)
BOO! Get ready for some Halloween excitement with the Day family! Join Brother and Sister on their trick-or-treating adventure in this Step 1 reader, perfect for children who know their alphabet and are eager to learn how to read!
Brother and Sister can't wait to go trick-or-treating! They put on their costumes and hurry out into their festive neighborhood. The night is filled with so much fun: candy, costumes, a parade, and some silly scares! At last, Brother and sister are so excited to get home and sort their candy! Halloween night is so very special and the Day kids cannot wait till next year!
Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words to decode. They are for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading aided by rhymes and rhythmic text paired with picture clues. A day with family is always a great day!
Read all the DAY kids books, including:
Apple Picking Day!
Pumpkin Day!
Beach Day!
Snow Day!
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School Library Journal
PreS-Gr 1--Simple, rhyming verses capture the fun of two young siblings' Halloween celebration. The story opens with a spread of a Black family at dinner. Seated between their parents, two young siblings have already finished and await their parents' nod of approval. "Gobble supper. Plates are clean! Time to dress for Halloween!" Sister dons her tiger costume, and brother is a robot. Trailed by their parents in matching skeleton costumes, they join a parade of trick-or-treaters. Cartoony digital illustrations add interesting details, such as colorful Halloween costumes and decorations. A party brings the evening to an end, with more treats and fun activities. On their walk home, the tired children face a hoot owl, a black cat, and "creepy shadows." When a child runs up behind them waving a fake bat in their faces, Mom steps in with a reassuring hug. Once home, the siblings sort their candy loot and then go to bed. Text and illustrations work together throughout and attest to warm family ties as they celebrate Halloween. VERDICT A familiar story, but well-crafted and appealing, with playful verse suitable for young readers and illustrations that add fun details. A good choice for one-on-one sharing.--Marilyn Taniguchi
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"Well-crafted and appealing, with playful verse suitable for young readers and illustrations that add fun details." —School Library Journal
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JUV043000 - Juvenile Fiction | Readers | Beginner
JUV017030 - Juvenile Fiction | Holidays & Celebrations | Halloween
Stories in rhyme
Halloween
Costume
Siblings
