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306302: Halloween, Is It For Real? Board Book

Halloween, Is It For Real? Board Book
By Harold Myra / Thomas Nelson

Halloween is an odd mixture of creepy creatures, costume parties, and harvest festivals. It is also a confusing time for those hesitant to celebrate a holiday that traces its roots to pagan practices and beliefs. Written by Harold Myra, President of Christianity Today, Inc., this trustworthy story is accompanied with fun, whimsical illustrations. For ages 2-5

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308461: The Pumpkin Patch Parable, 10th Anniversary Edition: The Parable Series #1

The Pumpkin Patch Parable, 10th Anniversary Edition: The Parable Series #1
By Liz Curtis Higgs / Tommy Nelson

This charming story for children illustrates how a loving farmer can turn a simple pumpkin into a simply glorious sight. Liz Curtis Higgs weaves a beautiful parable as the farmer picks out a special pumpkin from his garden, and scoops out all the messy "goo" to make room for his light to shine from inside. In the same way, God's transforming love can fill each of our hearts with joy and light. Liz Cutis Higgs originally created this parable as a way to share the Good News with her own precious children each harvest season. After 10 years, she has touched children everywhere! Recommended for ages 3 to 7.

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34336X: October Arts & Crafts, Grades PreK-K

October Arts & Crafts, Grades PreK-K
By The Mailbox Book Company

Finally, a full month's worth of arts and crafts ideas in one book! This book is filled to the brim with teacher-approved and kid-friendly arts and crafts activities you can easily add to your thematic monthly plans with ease. 32 pages, softcover. PreK-K.

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Fall Harvest
By Eureka

Stickers make school fun! Self adhesive Eureka stickers are a great idea for teachers to motivate their students. Use on cards, brighten an envelope, add to school papers, use on classroom folders, decorate notebooks, and more. 120 stickers. Each sticker measures 1" x 1" approximately.

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The Pumpkin Gospel Board Book
By Mary Manz Simon / Standard Publishing

My big round pumpkin shows me
God gives us a clean heart.
He will forgive our mess-ups.
He offers a new start.

Using the Halloween tradition of jack-o-lantern carving, parenting expert Mary Manz Simon shows how our heavenly Father cleans out all our "yucky" stuff and puts a light inside to shine for him. Kids will also enjoy the 12 glow-in-the-dark board book pages! Recommended for ages 3 and up.

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13826: Let's Shine Jesus' Light on Halloween Board Book

Let's Shine Jesus' Light on Halloween Board Book
By Diane Stortz / Standard Publishing

Discover how holiday celebrations can help you develop your child's Christian faith. Beginning with familiar customs and traditions, this board book helps children see that although Halloween is about jack-o-lanterns, costumes, and candy, Jesus is the light of the world.

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The Un-Halloween Book
By Legacy Press

You don't need ghosts and goblins to have a great time this October. Celebrate a fall festival instead---complete with wholesome costumes, scarecrows, and painted pumpkins! Stuffed with faith-building games, crafts, puzzles, snack recipes, and costume ideas, this ministry book is a super resource for Sunday school teachers and homeschoolers all year long. 247 perforated reproducible pages, softcover from Legacy.

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Pumpkin Moonshine
By Tasha Tudor / Simon & Schuster Trade Sales

It's almost Halloween and little Sylvie Ann has found the biggest, fattest pumpkin. But before she can carve it into a giant, crooked-toothed pumpkin moonshine(or jack-o'-lantern), she has to get it home.

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439105: The Strawberry Shortcake: Halloween Play

The Strawberry Shortcake: Halloween Play
By Eva Mason & John Huxtable / Grossett And Dunlap

Strawberry Shortcake and her pals want to do something berry special for Halloween, but they can't decide what--should they build a haunted house or put on a Halloween play? While the kids argue about it, Strawberry Shortcake worries that Halloween will be ruined. Can Strawberry convince her friends that teamwork will lead to a berry happy Halloween for everyone? Recommended for ages 3 to 5.

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00919X: How Can I Celebrate Halloween? DVD

How Can I Celebrate Halloween? DVD
By Vision Video

Digger is a curious youngster who would like to join in on the Halloween festivities, but some of his friends say the celebrating Halloween is wrong. His sister, Beth, calms Diggers fears by teaching him the Christian history of All Saint's Day celebration.

Digger is pleased to learn that young Christians can enjoy the Halloween celebration with the knowledge that God is our refuge and strength, therefore we have nothing to fear. This delightful program uses a combination of live-action puppets, illustrations, and 3-D computer animation. Running time: Approximately 23 minutes. Recommended for ages 5 to 10. Coded for all regions.

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Church Harvest Mess-tival
By Mike Thaler / Zondervan

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65692: Curious George Goes to a Costume Party Softcover

Curious George Goes to a Costume Party Softcover
By H.A. Rey / Houghton-mifflin

George and the man with the yellow hat arrive at a Halloween party -- but they aren't wearing costumes. No matter -- there are plenty in an old trunk upstairs, and soon George is trying on all kinds of outfits. But when he wants to look in the mirror, George finds he has to jump on the bed. Downstairs, the partygoers begin to hear noises. Then the lights go out and they hear a crash! Uh-oh. Did someone say the word ghost?

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071334: I&quot;m Not Scared of Halloween Night

I'm Not Scared of Halloween Night
By Laurie Lazzaro Knowlton / Zonderkidz

Bats and pumpkins carved with scary faces can seem a little frightening to a young child. But in this colorful board book filled with rhyming text, adorable illustrations, and even a glow-in-the-dark pumpkin on the cover, readers will learn there is no reason to be afraid.

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8231: Mommy, Why Don&quot;t We Celebrate Halloween?

Mommy, Why Don't We Celebrate Halloween?
By Linda Hacon Winwood / Destiny Image

Children ask the toughest questions! As a parent, you want to give them the best answers. This children's book will help answer tough questions simply, biblically, and lovingly. Christ-centered and sensitively written, it will help satisfy the curiosity of even the most inquisitive children.

For parents who need help explaining why they don' celebrate Halloween, here's kid-friendly resource to make it easier! Linda Hacon Winwood's black-and-white illustrated story explains the holiday's pagan origins and its disputed historic relationship to All Saints Day. Includes a suggested lesson plan. Recommended for ages 4 to 7.

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711606: My Happy Pumpkin: God&quot;s Love Shining Through Me Board Book

My Happy Pumpkin: God's Love Shining Through Me Board Book
By Crystal Bowman, illustrated by Claudine G<\#232>vry / Zondervan

Small children will eagerly open this pumpkin-shaped board book to discover the delightful story and colorful illustrations, by artist Claudine Gévry. Using sing-song rhyme, author Crystal Bowman describes a fun fall tradition--carving a pumpkin face. But she adds a twist that helps preschoolers grasp the concept of God's life-changing love for them. Just as we scoop out all the slop found inside a pumpkin, God makes us clean on the inside too. Recommended for ages 4 and under.

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