Tis the season for Halloween books! This has to be one of my favorite seasons of the year. The colder evenings, a brisk chill in the air. Beautiful fall colors, pumpkins everywhere, and cozy drinks and warm crock-pot soups. What more could you ask for?

And then comes Halloween, the fun, spooky times filled with shrieks, giggles, and treats. I love sharing the spirit of Halloween with any friends, and for this post, I want to share my love of books and Halloween. 🎃

Clifford’s First Halloween by Norman Birdwell. Who doesn’t love Clifford, especially when he’s a cute little pup?
Little Blue Truck’s Halloween by Alice Schertle. By the way, she has a lot more adorable books with Little Blue Truck, great for the very little ones.
Llama Llama Trick or Treat by Anna Dewdney. Another great book that is part of a series that will leave your kiddos wanting more.
Pinkalicious: Pink or Treat! by Victoria Kann. Pinkalicious is such a cute book, great for your little girls from 4-8.
Miss Smith and the Haunted Library by Michael Garland. How can I not suggest this book? A haunted library, the Library Lady loves this!
Goosebumps 25th Anniversary Retro Set by R. L. Stine. Goosebumps is such a classic, and they aren’t too scary, great for beginner chapter readers.

There’s Someone Inside Your House by Stephanie Perkins. Not the creepiest read, which would be perfect for your teens at home. It has all the things teens love, a little teen humor, a little love between the characters.
What the Dead Want by Norah Olson. It has a great vintage, creepy feel. The plot has a mysterious feel, where you need to find out what Gretchen needs to find out about her missing mother.
How to Hang a Witch by Adriana Mather. I’ve actually been wanting to read this for a while now. It involves the Salem Witch Trials, and I love anything to do with them. I love it when a good author makes a good story out of such a strange, twisted tale. By the way, she has a newer book as well, Killing November! It’s on my to-read list as well.

Dracula by Bram Stoker. Such a classic, you can’t go wrong.
An Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks. One of the newest thrillers to come available.
In The Woods by Tana French. This is a fun series by French, it includes five books. If you are looking for a new series to start, this is great place to start.
A Guide to Haunted New England: Tales from Mount Washington to the Newport Cliffs by Thomas D’Agostino. Why not throw some non-fiction in? Some spooky ghost stories to read by candlelight. Perfect for Halloween!
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson. So I haven’t seen the movie adaptation, but apparently, it is a great scary movie, that was on Netflix. Why not read the book before the movie? We all know books are usually better than the movie. 😉