Trade in frights for fun with these books geared toward kids who love to celebrate Halloween — but who don't like to be scared!

From flying brooms to whimsical witches, these silly, non-scary Halloween books are just right for celebrating this favorite fall holiday. Use them for Halloween read-alouds as you get your class excited for the spooky day, or put them in the hands of independent readers who want to enjoy the holiday with giggles instead of ghosts.

Ten Flying Brooms is a cute rhyming story about missing witches, broomsticks, and whimsical adventures. Meanwhile, Dav Pilkey — the author of the infamous Captain Underpants and Dog Man series — delivers a fun Halloween treat with Dragon's Halloween, a sweet story about a friendly dragon excitedly trying to pull off his best Halloween ever, even when things don't quite go his way.

For more festive fun, pair How Do Dinosaurs Say Trick or Treat? with this activity sheet featuring a coloring sheet and Halloween word search. There's also Millie Fleur's Poison Garden, a delightfully peculiar story about embracing everything that makes us wonderfully weird. Bring the story to life beyond the pages with this set of seven coloring pages.

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