Trick-or-Treating in the City

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Tiffany D. Jackson

Co-Authors / Illustrators

Sawyer Cloud

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Release Date

August 13, 2024

ISBN

978-0593110287

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When a little girl can't follow her usual tradition, she turns to her New York City neighbors for help. This is a can't-miss celebration of generosity and community from bestselling author Tiffany D. Jackson.

Janelle knows exactly what she wants to be for Halloween, but she has no idea how she'll celebrate—her mommy has to work and can't take her to trick-or-treat in the suburbs, and daddy has to run his store like always. But listening to her friends and neighbors' stories of Halloweens past and present, helps Janelle realize that there may be a way to celebrate the fall-iday that lets her give as much as she gets.

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City Life During the Halloween Season

September 01, 2024

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Plot

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Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)

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With both of her parents working on Halloween, Janelle isn't sure what to do to celebrate the spooky holiday. Usually she goes trick-or-treating with her mother, but since she's working this year too, Janelle turns to her friends to advice. They give her three different options while inviting her to each one, like trick-or-treating in the apartments or going to a party. All of them sound great, but Janelle has something even better in mind.

TRICK-OR-TREATING IN THE CITY is an exciting look at all of the wonderous ways to celebrate Halloween while living in a city. Being from the country, I never imagined the possibilities city life offers and it makes me want to take a visit to one during Halloween to experience how different it is. This story is a heart-warming one full of friendship and family love as Janelle struggles to figure out what she should do and how to do it. With its adorable pictures and endearing text, this picture book incorporates the spirit of Halloween and its power to bring people together.

Final Verdict: I would recommend this to children four and up to share with their family during the Halloween season. It may even give them some ideas of new ways to have fun with family and friends.